The phrase "a gratifying and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is pleasing or rewarding, often in relation to an experience or outcome.
Example: "Completing the project was a gratifying and fulfilling experience for the entire team."
Alternatives: "a rewarding and" or "a satisfying and".
As if for emphasis, each time a rider landed a trick atop a platform, he made a gratifying and nerve-rattling thud.
Two complicated people, moved by a common goal -- to produce the best possible writing -- had found each other, and apart from the minor irritations that inevitably arise between author and publisher over a long collaboration, they progressed through the next 17 years from a gratifying and productive professional relationship to a true meeting of minds.
Professionally he is both a gratifying and profitable client. .
Professionally he is both a gratifying and profitable client.
Dominance and submission (D/s) is based on the premise that a willing exchange of power can be a gratifying and arousing experience for both parties.
If survival games are supposed to provide a gratifying and challenging degree of realism, they've gone all squiffy with this "use everything on everything" approach to building the things that you need to not die.
When the Prince of Wales nearly died of typhoid fever in 1871, the public was treated to a gratifying mother-and-prodigal-son reunion.
It's a gratifying -- and often disorienting -- sensation.
When we find this clarity, we get to experience a gratifying release and much deeper relating.
It can be difficult for women to believe that it is possible to rise to the top, while also enjoying a gratifying, full and robust home life.
It's tempting to buy lots, but prudence dictates a small purchase for the simple reason that peeling them is a slow process, albeit a gratifying one and not as difficult as you might think.
