The phrase "achieved satisfactorily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a task or goal has been completed to an acceptable standard.
Example: "The project was completed on time and achieved satisfactorily, meeting all the required criteria."
Alternatives: "successfully accomplished" or "met with success".
With the internet capable of circumventing most national impediments, it is difficult to see how this can be achieved satisfactorily.
For high-fidelity reproduction the full audio range up to 15 kilohertz is transmitted; this can only be achieved satisfactorily at very high frequencies with frequency modulation.
FBC-incorporated PM was achieved satisfactorily using a self-constructed PM generator.
In other words, the central objective of SUV-based approaches, namely correction for variations of injected dose and systemic distribution volume of the tracer, is not achieved satisfactorily.
Experimental results of a practical power system show that fast response, robustness, damping, steady-state and transient stability as well as voltage regulation are all achieved satisfactorily.
Accordingly, the Abrahamskraal Formation has been only locally subdivided on the basis of sandstone packages but regional stratigraphic subdivision has not yet achieved satisfactorily.
Although they can still be improved, e.g. automated, these processes have already demonstrated the potential to shorten the design time considerably while achieving satisfactorily robust autoland controllers.
Results obtained by operating at sea the Romeo ROV are presented, pointing out the role played by the mechanical design of the actuation and illumination systems in achieving satisfactorily performance in operating conditions.
We note that the differences between the approaches tend to reduce when the maps based on the CA approach identify several strata with high spatial and thematic resolution, and when the continuous AGB estimates provided by the DR approach are aggregated in classes to achieve satisfactorily accuracies.
Though I am not sure how this could be satisfactorily achieved, I believe that both barristers and solicitors will want to make a statement about the steady attack on all that the Bar and Law Society stand for.
Additionally, mesh-independency is not satisfactorily achieved in the CEL analysis for the dynamic case.
