The phrase "a satisfactory opinion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a viewpoint or assessment that meets certain standards or expectations.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, I can confidently say that I have a satisfactory opinion on its feasibility."
Alternatives: "an acceptable viewpoint" or "a favorable assessment."
The majority of both Remainers and Leavers does not believe that Brexit, on Mrs May's terms, is a satisfactory outcome – and public opinion also seems to have changed.
The ruling terminated a broad drive to obtain that result, but the fragmented nature of the Court's multiple opinions precluded a satisfactory evaluation of the constitutional implications of the case.
The GPs were asked if, in their opinion, chiropractors have a satisfactory education for mainstream medicine.
The model has been validated against actual plant data from two different sources, and against local expert opinions, resulting in a satisfactory simulation model.
First of all, not every opinion poll gives Mikheil Saakashvili a satisfactory approval-rating.
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.
For those patients who do not make a satisfactory spontaneous recovery, there are a variety of opinions regarding surgical indications for which there is no consensus.
She thought this was a satisfactory answer.
Patients, with psychological comorbidities that need further optimisation were sent for a 3-month psychiatric review and if a satisfactory improvement was achieved, they were then referred on for a surgical opinion.
In order to provide a satisfactory reliability to results, we administered the survey to physicians who, in our opinion, more frequently face the realities raised in it.
