"achieving satisfaction" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's actions or a process resulting in a feeling of contentment or fulfillment. Example: The key to achieving satisfaction in life is to set achievable goals and work towards them consistently.
"He answers violence with violence, it spins out of control, and he can't stop it," he said of his character, who undergoes a Travis Bickle-like metamorphosis from businessman to revenge killer, complete with a self-administered Mohawk, but falls well short of achieving satisfaction.
Achieving satisfaction, staying on top of your field, developing your professional network, and extending your contribution to the scientific community are a few reasons it pays to be a good mentor.
In particular, Chinese apparel new ventures may want to pay more attention to maintaining long-term relationships, increasing communication quality within the network, and achieving satisfaction with the relationship.
Constantly trying to be perfect means never achieving satisfaction in any area of your life.
Based on this approach, the process of achieving satisfaction has been described as follows.
Therefore, how can a drive achieve satisfaction if its aim (defined as the achievement of satisfaction) is inhibited?
If recent rulings are anything to go by, the government is unlikely to achieve satisfaction there.
What's so shameful about wanting, about desire, about having failed to achieve satisfaction, about experiencing unhappiness?
However the ASA said the claims – "pure satisfaction for smokers" and "experience the breakthrough" – were likely to be interpreted as meaning smokers could achieve satisfaction from e-cigarettes instead of cigarettes.
The sacraments reinforced this relationship and brought new grace, but no pretense was made that the human subject had achieved satisfaction before God or had earned enough merit to inspire God to act.
Joan chooses a different route in her attempt to achieve satisfaction.
