The phrase "a satisfactory sample of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a portion or example that meets certain standards or criteria in quality or acceptability.
Example: "The research team presented a satisfactory sample of the data collected during the study, which supported their findings."
Alternatives: "an acceptable example of" or "a suitable representation of".
Accuracy of scoring depends on individual cores containing a satisfactory sample of tumour cells, which was checked by a qualified pathologist (J.J.G).
The accuracy of scoring depends on individual cores containing a satisfactory sample of tumour cells, which was checked by a qualified pathologist (JJG).
Even though the sample size of dermatologists appears relatively small, it may be considered a representative one as it includes input from both public hospital and EOPYY physicians across Greece managing a satisfactory sample of patients with moderate to severe psoriasis.
Suicide among younger children and adolescents is a rare event; thus, we chose a period of 12 years to obtain a somewhat satisfactory sample size.
Specificity is a precentage of satisfactory samples after 3 days; samples were tested negative by fresh oxidative stress semen parameter.
The present study was conducted as RCT with relatively satisfactory sample size that confirmed the results of others studies and did not report a harmful effect of salpingectomy.
Psychometric properties of the questionnaire proved to be satisfactory in a sample of four Dutch groups of children after violence and disaster [ 32].
The psychometric properties of the SSL12-I were found to be rather satisfactory in a sample of the Groningen Longitudinal Aging Study with persons aged 57 years and over [ 51].
A field-pilot was performed in 2010 in seven HSCs, which included about 3,500 subjects; it showed a satisfactory structure of the sample and a good validity of the collected data.
The main TG/DTG [7, 8] outcomes were then organized into a data matrix that was processed by exploratory chemometric [9] methods, which allowed a satisfactory classification of all the samples into two homogeneous clusters.
In total, 82 samples contained a satisfactory proportion of prostatic cells for genotyping analysis.
