The phrase "about their satisfaction with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opinions or feelings regarding a particular subject, often in surveys or feedback contexts.
Example: "The survey aimed to gather information about their satisfaction with the new product features."
Alternatives: "regarding their satisfaction with" or "concerning their satisfaction with".
Two months later, the employees responded to another survey about their satisfaction with their jobs.
The Wharton School polls its students about their satisfaction with their pre business school jobs.
A total of 114 students were surveyed about their satisfaction with the course and their perception of the usefulness of the method.
Using a prospective, correlational design, this study surveyed 275 final year nursing students about their satisfaction with the viva as an assessment approach.
Each academic year, the department sends out an anonymous survey to graduate students, seeking information about their satisfaction with academic life in the department, and their overall wellbeing.
It's also important to provide opportunities for job sculpting and to check in with them about their satisfaction with the project and the team.
Participants were asked about their satisfaction with life as a whole, and their feelings were measured on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 representing strong satisfaction.
However, many psychogeriatric patients are institutionalized at an advanced stage of their disease, when they are unable to communicate properly and cannot be questioned about their satisfaction with the care received in these psychogeriatric settings.
The questions included a mix of closed- and open-ended questions; the former began with general demographic information about gender and income level per year (JOD), followed by five-point Likert scale questions about their satisfaction level with their income, and the level of importance placed to listening to a child's perspective as issues arise.
Patients were provided with oral and written information and, following consent, were asked to complete a questionnaire containing demographic questions, and questions about their satisfaction level with and expectations from their GPs.
If you can only speak to one, be sure to ask them about their satisfaction level with the way things are going now -- that will give you a fair indication of whether or not they have a bias.
