The phrase "a satisfactory example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an example that meets certain criteria or standards of quality.
Example: "The study provided a satisfactory example of how effective the new teaching methods can be."
Alternatives: "an acceptable example" or "a suitable example".
External components were grouped into environmental factors, for example, "having a satisfactory living environment" and finances, for example, "[being] financially self-supported" 18 (figure 3).
Agile software development (accommodating uncertainty and change iteratively) KEYS: Stepwise shaping following customer feedback to converge for a mutually satisfactory solution Example: developing new type of application User-experience driven; Example: Measure user retention and service usage and develop or pivot accordingly.
But this concept is also not complete, Scheibe argues, since, for example, a satisfactory understanding of "counter-factual" limiting processes such as ℏ→0 or c→∞ has not yet been developed.
In situations in which the primary studies are concerned directly with the review question, it may not be necessary to go beyond the contents of the original studies in order to produce a satisfactory synthesis (see, for example, Marston and King, [ 60]).
Due to lack of enough training examples, a satisfactory testing accuracy on the colon data set was not obtained.
Therefore, using high salinity stress to stimulate lipid accumulation of microalgae and maintaining a satisfactory cell growth rate (for example, by enhancing adaptation to salinity) seems to be a promising strategy to enhance lipid content and lipid productivity simultaneously.
In this example, we achieve a satisfactory trade-off between the two extremes with an arbitrary choice of w = 200.
The sequences suggested were tested with a real example and it gave a satisfactory result.
