The phrase "a satisfactory course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a plan, program, or method that meets certain standards or expectations.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we decided that a satisfactory course of action would be to implement the new policy gradually."
Alternatives: "an acceptable course of" or "a suitable course of".
Evaluations of treatment and care indicate that cancer patients and their relatives do not receive the support and information about diagnosis, treatment and postoperative course necessary for a satisfactory course and rehabilitation [ 4, 5].
An uncovered report produced in 1970 by Imperial Oil, the Canadian branch of ExxonMobil, put it crystal clear: "Since pollution means disaster to the affected species, the only satisfactory course of action is to prevent it".
In the Charenton Asylum, Abbé Coulmier Joaquinn Phoenix) and Dr. Royer-Collard (Michael Caine) find no satisfactory course of action regarding the flamboyant pansexual in their care, the Marquis de Sade (Geoffrey Rush, above).
The essential requirements for a satisfactory measured course are: adequate depth of water; freedom from sea traffic; sheltered, rather than exposed, waters; and clear marking posts to show the distance.
He had a satisfactory postoperative course and was discharged on postoperative day 14.
While the longest known intertwin delivery interval with cerclage is 153 d [ 4], our experience of twin pregnancy with a 110 d delivery interval illustrates the potential for a satisfactory obstetrical course without cerclage.
Why aren't we covering this story?" KRISTOL: Well, because it's more evident that the surge has worked and we're on course to a satisfactory outcome of the war, first of all.
And it would seem reasonable to read the phrase "making a given fact a matter of course" as "giving a satisfactory explanation of that fact".
One might, of course, want more than empirical faithfulness from a satisfactory formulation of quantum mechanics.
"Should this process fail to deliver a satisfactory set of remedies, the ongoing formal proceedings will of course continue," he said.
