The phrase "and satisfactory completion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the successful finishing of a task or requirement, often in formal or professional settings.
Example: "The project will be considered successful upon the satisfactory completion of all deliverables."
Alternatives: "and successful fulfillment of" or "and acceptable completion of".
Learning outcomes are evaluated with a series of structured assessments, and satisfactory completion of the FYP is considered as a prerequisite for the entrance of specialist training program.
Logbooks are reviewed independently biannually at trainee appraisal sessions and satisfactory completion of the logbook is a requirement for progression through the training programme.
The findings of this study depend on the accuracy of the initial diagnosis of cystic fibrosis and satisfactory completion of death certificates including the documentation of a diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.
14 In the UK demonstration of competency in the MLC Fs domains is fundamental for career progression and necessary for satisfactory completion of the Annual Review of Competence Progression (ARCP) required for gaining accreditation.
Training involved attending a presentation of the administration of the interview, observing and coding a videotaped interview, co-rating multiple live interviews conducted by a trained diagnostician, and, finally, assuming satisfactory completion of the earlier steps, conducting at least one interview using the ADIS-C/P while under the supervision of a trained diagnostician.
In the later, clinical, parts of the course (Years 4 and 5), progression requires satisfactory completion of clinical attachments as well as the passing of written and practical examinations.
2) Ability to read and speak English to a level allowing satisfactory completion of written questionnaires and to understand instruction during the exercise programme.
Satisfactory completion of Courses and qualifications (Theme 2.1.1.1) was a common criterion.
Residents are prepared to undertake independent medical practice upon satisfactory completion of a residency and can apply to take a certifying examination to certify competency in their specialty.
Regarding the RTs view of their various duties, supervision of patient care was accorded the greatest importance (64%) while the satisfactory completion of the PMT program and supervision of day-to-day activities were also considered important (61% and 59% respectively).
With respect to the Tutors' perceptions of the level of importance of their various duties, supervision of clinical care was accorded the greatest importance whilst the satisfactory completion of the PMT program and supervision of day-to-day activities were also considered highly important (Table 3).
