The phrase "attained satisfaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing achieving a sense of fulfillment or contentment in a particular context, such as personal goals or customer experiences.
Example: "After months of hard work, she finally attained satisfaction with her progress in the project."
Alternatives: "achieved contentment" or "reached fulfillment."
He imagines someone proposing that the relevant measure of people's condition for a theory of justice is their level of plan fulfillment or attained satisfaction, and responds that his favored conception "takes a different view.
The third section of the questionnaire captured information on types of CAMs, reasons for use, benefits attained, satisfaction, source of information and disclosures to doctors.
Bardi and Schwartz posited two explanations as to why people behave according to their values[ 5]: (1) there is a need for consistency between one's beliefs (values) and action; and, (2) value-consistent action is rewarding as it helps people attain satisfaction from this action.
The men resumed movement up the corporate ladder, increasing their salaries and attaining career satisfaction at levels comparable to those for men who never left.
The participants employed numerous coping strategies to attain sexual satisfaction, and many sought medical or psychological therapy to help address the effects of having PE.
Hence, students discussed assessing these 'pushes' and 'pulls' through personal factors such as improving the quality of their life; in terms of balancing family and career; as following a long-standing interest in oral-health; as well as attaining job satisfaction and financial security (demonstrated passim below).
In fact, the maximum capacity of the network is attained before the satisfaction of the target throughput.
The company has: grown revenue 20% month over month consecutively since launching in 2014; trained 180 coaches to teach language using a proprietary, task-based curriculum; and attained a student satisfaction rate just over 98% across the board.
Such a process can be successfully attained while affecting staff satisfaction positively.
Treatment satisfaction scores attained correlations between 0.003 and 0.222 with the HRQL measures, and showed higher correlations with the effectiveness (r = 0.41) and tolerability (0.22) measures, but very low correlation with compliance (r = 0.015).
