The phrase "are only satisfactory to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or acceptability of something in relation to specific individuals or groups.
Example: "The results of the survey are only satisfactory to the management team, as they expected higher engagement from the employees."
Alternatives: "are merely acceptable to" or "are just adequate for".
However, the permanency of soluble salts is only satisfactory in the indoor where the material is not exposed to water.
These building blocks were employed in solid-phase PNA synthesis and it was shown that Boc/S-p-methoxybenzyl protection scheme was only satisfactory for the introduction of N-terminal thiol modification while the Fmoc/S-butylthio protected monomer proved to be amenable to elongation.
It has turned around sales of Dr Pepper by spending more on marketing although sales of its non-carbonate brands such as Snapple were only "satisfactory".
Our analysis indicates that the performance of push- and pull-based protocols is only satisfactory in scenarios with a low number of contents or highly popular ones, while MHTI also exhibits a good performance with a large number of contents, and it takes advantage from different content popularities to obtain a high number of contents through the VANET.
The technical quality was only satisfactory in 55 cases (21.5%), good in 124 (48.4%) and excellent in 63 (24.6%).
After the refinement of the data based on the specificity, relevance and criterion validity, a modified acute pain scale was tested (Table 4).> The pain scale demonstrated construct and content validity; however intra- and inter-observer reliability for the items were only satisfactory, suggesting that refinement and readjustment of the items was required.
"There is only one satisfactory action to a why question," Dr. Kubany said, "and that is bad luck, wrong place, wrong time".
Priority Inbox is only a satisfactory product and needs to evolve to automatically mark as "important" email from senders that a recipient repeatedly opens, especially if the recipient replies.
