The phrase "a more gratifying and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing experiences or outcomes that are more satisfying or rewarding than others.
Example: "After implementing the new strategy, we found it to be a more gratifying and effective approach to customer engagement."
Alternatives: "a more rewarding and" or "a more fulfilling and".
Acknowledging her sadness allowed her to move on to a more gratifying and intimate relationship.
Perhaps memories of rabble rousing outside his Bel Air home, in 2011, with protestors calling for a halt of eviction proceedings against the Guidels, a hard-working Hispanic family, helped convince him that movie-making was a more gratifying, and safer, endeavor than foreclosure.
"You have managed to make every page of the newspaper a richer, deeper read and a more gratifying visual treat day after day," one from last year went.
Not having opportunities to bully or otherwise manipulate you will leave a bully bored and they'll begin searching for a more gratifying target.
All the same, a starter marriage sounds suspiciously like a starter apartment: a provisional arrangement, a necessary first step on the road to a more gratifying marital habitation — one with a top-of-the-line kitchen and a river view.
These relationships, transparency and human-to-human elements also make for a more gratifying overall exchange.
The outstanding counter-tenor Jake Arditti has a more gratifying time as the shepherd-cum-conquering hero Othniel.
But, she added, Fox hoped that the result would be "a more gratifying viewing experience, even if it is at a more subconscious level".
Or is there a more gratifying solution that won't jeopardise your reputation (or legal standing)?
Luckily, the "higher powers" assured her that "Ukrainian refugees will find a new homeland, more gratifying and safe" in Russia.
This quaint approach has evolved into the more gratifying and theatrical act of launching headfirst into a ball carrier's gut, chest or helmet.
