The phrase "a gratification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fulfillment or satisfaction of a desire, need, or pleasure.
Example: "The event was a gratification of her lifelong dream to perform on stage."
Alternatives: "a fulfillment of" or "a satisfaction of".
Unlike stale, asynchronous comment reels on YouTube, Twitch gives an immediate gratification of community — a community its demographic craves, a community Amazon will need to keep independent and thriving.
The longer term benefits of quitting smoking, losing weight, or saving for retirement are usually more heavily discounted in favor of the immediate gratification of a cigarette, a milkshake or a night out on the town.
A guilty pleasure ever since has contained this element of gratification — of a need that's met, almost despite oneself, rather than a pleasure one freely chooses.
I could smell the rich aroma of coffee beans from a time we made coffee without the instant gratification of throwing a pod into a machine.
The near instant gratification of a win or humiliation of a defeat nudge you to play again rather than having to wait for tomorrow's game.
Generally, the evening events that provide the instant gratification of a lively social atmosphere are not ultimately the most memorable.
One of the signs of the child's growing morality is the ability to control behaviour and the willingness to postpone immediate gratification of a desire.
Allowing for services that will violate the religious sensibilities of most of the Jews who pray at the site daily might afford some the gratification of a "victory".
MOUNTING the podium in London's Guildhall to receive her second Man Booker prize on October 16th, Hilary Mantel mused on the delayed gratification of a writer's life.
It was the stuff of which undomesticated male fantasy is made -- the slavish gratification of a carnal desire that had previously been associated only with extramarital license.
