The phrase "a satisfactory degree of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or acceptability of a certain level of quality, performance, or condition.
Example: "The project was completed with a satisfactory degree of accuracy, meeting all the required specifications."
Alternatives: "an acceptable level of" or "a sufficient amount of".
It did not indicate a satisfactory degree of ferocity.
Unlike Ms. Ruilova's work, his involves no cutting, just distortions and manipulations of sound and image until he achieves a satisfactory degree of hallucinatory spookiness or semiabstractness.
Although the solutions to most engineering problems can be obtained to a satisfactory degree of accuracy by assuming that an Earth-based reference frame is an inertial one, there are some applications in which the rotation of the Earth cannot be neglected; among these is the operation of a gyroscopic compass.
Moreover C/N ratio below 20 reflects a satisfactory degree of organic waste maturity (Senesi 1989).
The UAV thus exhibits attributes of robustness and operational reliability assuring a satisfactory degree of autonomy.
This indicates organic matter stabilization and reflects a satisfactory degree of decomposition and maturity of organic wastes.
Through introduction of a fuzzy decision variable, not only the highest membership degree in the objective function but also a satisfactory degree for each constrained resource can be quantified as fuzzy membership functions and solved simultaneously.
Nevertheless, it raises the question if the formulas for calculating predicted LR1 and LR2 to a satisfactory degree take the magnitude of PI into account when used on children under 14 years of age.
This goal was achieved with a very satisfactory degree of accuracy, over 95%.
Our results provided evidence that plasma levels of miR-18a can be used to distinguish early ESCC patients from healthy volunteers to a clinically satisfactory degree of sensitivity and specificity.
Our results provide evidence that plasma levels of miR-18 contribute to cancer detection and can be used to monitor ESCC patients to a clinically satisfactory degree of sensitivity and specificity.
