The phrase "a general satisfaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an overall feeling of contentment or approval regarding a situation or outcome.
Example: "The survey results indicated a general satisfaction among the employees with the new work-from-home policy."
Alternatives: "overall contentment" or "general approval".
Though they may not fear for their jobs or worry about long-range financial health — national polls show a general satisfaction with the economy — their kitchen-counter economy is an increasing source of everyday anxiety.
While there were some complaints about limited benefits, there was a general satisfaction in their initial stay.
Despite a decade of rock-bottom interest rates on savings accounts, customers mostly give their banks and credit unions high marks, with a general satisfaction rating of 4.42 for credit unions and 4.24 for banks, on a scale of 1 to 5. The credit union with the top score overall is Louisiana-based Barksdale Federal Credit Union.
A general satisfaction subscale tapped into a woman's intent to return for screening.
There is a general satisfaction with the BPI initiatives and results are very satisfying, according to most of focus groups feedback.
A score was then calculated by summing up the women's answers to the MMISS questions except for the first one, which was a general satisfaction question.
The last citizen survey was conducted in 2001 and showed a 95% general satisfaction with city services.
While the SIPA studies [ 15, 18] used a measurement of general satisfaction [ 41], the current study constructed an instrument that was thought to be more sensitive to various service elements, specifically those associated with integrated care.
There have been few demonstrations in the Arab world, which some analysts took as a sign of general satisfaction that Washington is in trouble and the resistance succeeding.
Results also showed an association between general satisfaction with care and MCS-12 but not PCS-12.
Further, our data showed an association between general satisfaction with care or marital status with mental health but not with physical health confirming the results of previous studies [ 43- 45].
