The phrase "a satisfactory view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an opinion or perspective that meets a certain level of acceptability or approval.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, I believe we have a satisfactory view of the project's potential impact."
Alternatives: "an acceptable perspective" or "a pleasing outlook".
To describe the use of anterior segment optical coherence tomography (AS-OCT) to clarify the position and patency of aqueous shunt devices in the anterior chamber of eyes where corneal edema or tube position does not permit a satisfactory view.
The management review, requested by federal regulators after months of turmoil, gave Citigroup's senior executives good marks over all and took a satisfactory view of the leadership of Vikram S. Pandit, the chief executive, said the person and others with knowledge of the situation.
"It is the firm's view... a satisfactory position was reached with regard to the client engagements and with the DMCC," wrote Murphy.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a modified Macintosh blade for reducing the chances of directly contacting the teeth and providing a satisfactory laryngoscopic view during laryngoscopies by novice laryngoscopists.
In the second iteration, adolescents still identified that the coloring did not provide satisfactory viewing.
Echocardiographic quantification of LVO was repeated where satisfactory views were obtained and where infants slept or were quietly awake throughout the echocardiogram.
The final aim is to provide a robust and reliable initial attitude solution (lost-in-space mode), with a satisfactory accuracy level in view of the multi-purpose functionality of the sensor and considering its limitations in terms of resolution and sensitivity.
The company said that while it remains cautious in light of challenging market conditions, "today's announcement supports the board's previously stated view of a satisfactory outcome for 2007".
The report concludes: "Voluntary undertakings, even those given by the Speaker of the House of Commons... cannot be regarded (from a constitutional point of view) as a satisfactory substitute for a legally enforceable right to access to information". Peers also questioned the need for the act to safeguard MPs' correspondence.
For the two teams, who were involved in a fairly even contest at Deepdale, a point will be viewed as a satisfactory start to a campaign in which both are expected to challenge for a return to the Championship.
