The phrase "a satisfactory means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an acceptable or effective method to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "We need to find a satisfactory means to address the ongoing issues in our project."
Alternatives: "an acceptable method" or "a suitable way".
Much of the early decontamination work has been performed by local authorities and volunteers, although neither has found a satisfactory means of storing the waste.
As noted above, they may be levied for either revenue or protection, or both, but tariffs are not a satisfactory means of raising revenue, because they tend to encourage economically inefficient domestic production of the dutied item.
The aim of deliberation is to find a satisfactory means to resumption of activity by solving the problem posed by one's situation.
As such, there is no denying that neither model currently offers a satisfactory means by which to analyse this type of grammatical structure.
The objective of this study was to determine whether academic oncology patients find e/Tablets logistically acceptable and a satisfactory means of communicating symptoms to providers during repeated clinic visits.
Our algorithm provided a satisfactory means of escalating the response to the Concern form in an appropriate way.
Ozonation treatment with O3 (5 mg/L) led to a satisfactory mean removal efficiency of 88% of the compounds.
11.One objective of hemodynamic treatment during esophageal/gastric varices rupture should be to restore a satisfactory mean blood pressure to preserve tissue perfusion (strong agreement).
Both qualitative and quantitative results obtained from the evaluations demonstrated our method succeeded in a majority of image pairs in the test dataset with a satisfactory mean registration error.
Of 154 outbreaks; eighteen indicators had a satisfactory mean score, indicator "updated guidelines" and "timely reporting" had a poor mean score (2.84±106 and 2.44±1.67, respectively).
In children, however, gastritis is frequently associated with portal hypertension [ 85]. 11.One objective of hemodynamic treatment during esophageal/gastric varices rupture should be to restore a satisfactory mean blood pressure to preserve tissue perfusion (strong agreement).
