The phrase "a satisfactory change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a modification or adjustment that meets expectations or requirements.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we implemented a satisfactory change to the project plan that addressed all concerns."
Alternatives: "an acceptable change" or "a pleasing change".
Finally, only genes with a satisfactory effect (Fold Change, FC≥ ± 1.5) were considered.
It has also shown good reliability for BPD diagnosis as well as a satisfactory sensitivity to change.
You also need to be able to negotiate well both with design and project leaders to get those all important deadlines moved, and with clients and opinion leaders to come to a satisfactory agreement about "unsatisfactory" changes from either party.
The first and easiest to answer is whether this is a satisfactory way for power to change hands.
These reduction targets will also rise if there is a "satisfactory" global agreement on climate change, although the government did not commit itself to the 42% target recommended by the Committee on Energy and Climate Change.
These physiological differences, however, vary continuously with body size and therefore, currently do not offer a satisfactory explanation for a step change in locomotor efficiency.
A parametric study shows the model to behave in a satisfactory manner in response to changes in fuel type, equivalence ratio, ignition timing, compression ratio, and engine speed.
16 The inclusion of chance of a satisfactory outcome adds to previously reported findings, however, showing that changes in waiting time may not be sufficient to change behaviour if perceived chance of a satisfactory outcome is less favourable.
These clinical changes resulted in improved facial symmetry and a satisfactory functional occlusion.
He had hoped that scenario might change after the Test series against India had come to such a satisfactory conclusion.
