The phrase "ample satisfaction" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have enough or satisfactory satisfaction. Example: The restaurant's high-quality food and excellent service provided ample satisfaction for the customers.
In this regard, the literature provides ample evidence that satisfaction with waiting time, and nursing and physician care influences overall satisfaction with emergency room service and that these are key factors in the measurement of overall satisfaction.
Asian connoisseurs, on the other hand, will retain ample cause for satisfaction wherever history does not come into play.
Taken together, there is ample evidence that marital quality and marital satisfaction are associated with adult anxiety disorder.
Rebecca Jo Loeb, a soprano, excels as Essex's sympathetic wife Frances, and the bass Clive Bayley sings Sir Walter Raleigh's discourse following the skirmish between Mountjoy and Essex with ample voice and an apt air of self-satisfaction.
A cross sectional study involving audiotaping family meetings in the ICU concluded that family satisfaction with communication was increased when they were given ample opportunity to voice their concerns, rather than just listening to the medical staff [ 16].
A recent systematic literature review on clinical decision support systems showed that there is ample evidence that these systems can improve effectiveness; not enough research on efficiency and user satisfaction is available to make generalizations regarding these aspects [ 27].
Support during labour was adequate and there is ample evidence of the beneficial influence of a supportive companion of the woman's choice on her satisfaction and many aspects of the birth process [ 35, 36].
