The phrase "are not completely satisfied" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a lack of full satisfaction with a situation, product, or service.
Example: "After reviewing the product, we found that we are not completely satisfied with its performance."
Alternatives: "are not fully satisfied" or "are not entirely pleased".
Obviously, women who are not completely satisfied are more likely than satisfied users to make mistakes (e.g. gap in use, incorrect or inconsistent use) and to discontinue the method, putting themselves at high risk of unintended pregnancy [ 3].
When we do, we are not completely satisfied: why is Gal's new girlfriend (Emma Fryer) drawing strange symbols on the back of the bathroom mirror?
His team talked to ofcom tonight and is having a call w oft in the morning See the first email | | See the text messages Ofcom tell Hunt they are not completely satisfied with UIL proposals 8.25am Text to Michel from Adam Smith They said this was a promising basis from which to work in their advice to JH.
So almost half of AT&T customers surveyed are not completely satisfied with AT&T's network.
Considering concrete, these hypotheses are not completely satisfied, because concrete is well known as heterogeneous, anisotropic, and chemically reactive (continued hydration and micro-cracking process) material.
Indecision is higher in cases of economic difficulties, when migrants still have a transnational family or when they are not completely satisfied with their migration experience.
According to a recent statement from RIM, business customers who aren't completely satisfied with their BlackBerrys must be working with outdated hardware.
If they aren't completely satisfied with Sprint during that period, they can cancel service and return their device to be reimbursed for the device purchase and activation fee, get the early termination fee waived, get a full refund for monthly service plan recurring charges incurred and get all associated taxes and fees waived.
If they aren't completely satisfied with the product, they will go somewhere else.
We aren't completely satisfied with the response so far, but we truly hope that the plan will materialize into concrete actions.
The items in this scale include: "I am totally satisfied with the visit", "Something about my consultation is better", "I am not completely satisfied with my visit", "I would come back to this provider" and "I would send my friends or relatives to this provider".
