The phrase "affect satisfaction with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one factor influences or changes another factor, specifically in relation to satisfaction levels.
Example: "The quality of customer service can significantly affect satisfaction with the overall shopping experience."
Alternatives: "influence satisfaction with" or "impact satisfaction with".
This study examines how CEO YouTube apologies affect satisfaction with the company after an apology.
A self-administered online Internet survey was developed and pre-tested in order to examine a proposed theoretical model, which identifies consumer and message related factors that might affect satisfaction with the company after an apology.
In an uncontrolled yoga trial, BRQ scores were positively associated with positive affect, satisfaction with life, and self-acceptance and negatively associated with negative affect.
First, a referral does not affect satisfaction with birth attendants, but is limited to general and self-related satisfaction.
Those trainees who applied to other specialties were more satisfied with the MMC process overall (p = 0.006) but this did not affect satisfaction with radiology as a career.
These methods use reviews of the available literature or primary research techniques to produce lists of critical features that affect satisfaction with healthcare.
The overall aim of this project was to assess what factors affected satisfaction with radiology services amongst clinicians.
Subsequently, the analysis of 76 semi-structured interviews resulted to a tentative model of factors affecting satisfaction with the interaction between guests on board.
An increased patient involvement affected satisfaction with the physician directly and indirectly through decreased decisional conflict.
Health condition is one of the basic factors affecting satisfaction with life, and the level of illness acceptance.
An increased patient involvement affected satisfaction with the physician directly and indirectly through a decreased decisional conflict.
