The phrase "a satisfied one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or entity that is content or pleased with a situation or outcome.
Example: "After receiving the good news about her promotion, she felt like a satisfied one, ready to take on new challenges."
Alternatives: "a content individual" or "a pleased person".
Andy Pettitte will be a spectator, and probably a satisfied one.
Information is a powerful tool, and a customer who feels in charge is frequently a satisfied one.
Seven Peaks says it was a longtime CityDeals customer, and a satisfied one at that.
The grin on Glenn Frey's face was clearly a satisfied one, but there was something else there too, something tugging at the corners of his mouth -- it was a trickster smile of a man hatching a plot or enjoying the subversive tang of a still-private punch line.
That's what I'm like, and that's what most of my friends are like — they have a really powerfully emotional relationship to art, whether it's a satisfied one or a restless or frustrated one.
A calmer patient is usually a satisfied one, but advocates of the trend toward geriatric E.R.'s say there are also medical reasons for placing a special focus on the elderly.
A shadowy one for sure, and a self-satisfied one absolutely, but a success nonetheless.
We first recall from [13] that, when (H5) is satisfied, one can prove via an energy analysis that a nonnegative solution u of (1.4) must be positive in ( 0, 1 ) and have a unique interior maximum with maximum value greater than θ, where θ is the unique positive zero of F ˜ ( s ) = ∫ 0 s f ˜ ( y ) d y.
First, that China can develop as a "satisfied power"—one that feels no need to overturn the post-war order created and maintained by America.
In addition, we compiled a list of cold responsive genes (CRG; Additional File 13) that satisfied one of the following two conditions.
Now the killing of Osama bin Laden has at last satisfied one of the war's chief aims.
