No. A high quartile can be useful information, but it should not be the only reason for choosing a journal.
The most suitable journal is not always the highest-quartile journal. Consider:
- The journal's aims and scope
- The intended audience
- Whether the journal publishes your article type
- Indexing and discoverability
- The peer review process
- Open access options
- Article processing charges
- Funder requirements
- Discipline expectations around research outcomes