The phrase "as gratification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that serves as a source of pleasure or satisfaction.
Example: "She found solace in her work, viewing each completed project as gratification for her efforts."
Alternatives: "as satisfaction" or "as pleasure".
Responding to the question, "Do we need to rediscover the meaning of leisure?" Pope Francis replies: "Together with a culture of work, there must be a culture of leisure as gratification.
People will go online as much for edification as gratification and will consume Internet content offline rather than rely on streaming services.
And as far as gratification, I do feel great when I hear from a child or teacher out of the three million that have received a One Laptop Per Child computer.
Scientific works certainly can last as "gratifications" because of their artistic quality, or they may remain important as a means of training.
They're essential". Dr Higgins said, "If you have an absolute need to have oral gratification as far as your dog is concerned, why not take the intelligent approach?" His preferences: brewer's yeast, vitamin tablets, chunks of semi-moist dog food.
These include status, power, addiction to drugs or gambling, and sexual gratification, as well as economic gain.
In 2005 he won the trophy with a borderline dysfunctional squad, so could offer Abramovich short-term gratification as well as good prospects.
And parents — Latino parents especially — were overwhelmingly convinced their own kids would not delay gratification as long as they would have when they were 4 years old.
It invokes our addiction to social media's instant gratification, as well as the obvious ways that enterprises like Google and Facebook are tracking our online data.
I dig immediate gratification as much as anybody, but it happens so fast that if you make a decision like that, you can go far down the wrong path.
