The phrase "avoid dissatisfaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the intention of preventing feelings of unhappiness or discontent.
Example: "To ensure customer loyalty, we must take steps to avoid dissatisfaction with our services."
Alternatives: "prevent discontent" or "eliminate unhappiness".
For a man who readily admits he needs to be destructive to avoid dissatisfaction, art was a kind of salvation from damage and the suffocating confines of the petit bourgeoisie.
However, the limited technical know-how of service providers, often resulting in over- or under-sized SHSs, is an issue that has to be solved to avoid dissatisfaction of SHSs' users.
Bars extending predominantly below are "dissatisfiers," or maintenance factors, since their satisfaction serves to avoid dissatisfaction rather than to stimulate motivation, and since they are peripheral to the task.
Herzberg uses hygiene to describe the job factors which are considered to be just the maintenance factors that are important to avoid dissatisfaction with work, but do not necessarily provide satisfaction or positive motivation.
Understanding the perspective of the family carer, and recognising elements of the 'cycle of discontent', could help ward staff anticipate carer needs, enable relationship building, to pre-empt or avoid dissatisfaction or conflict.
Herzberg further reasoned that factors causing satisfaction were different from those causing dissatisfaction, and that favorable hygiene factors are needed to avoid dissatisfaction and favorable motivation factors to provide satisfaction [ 26].
To avoid thermal dissatisfaction, it is important to keep the operative temperature close to the mean air temperature by avoiding, for example, solar radiation impinging on the occupants.
Research shows that couples that approach problems as a team may be more likely to avoid marital dissatisfaction after having kids.
Farmers still provide labour for the final land leveling of paddies to avoid possible dissatisfaction or disputes over quality control.
Importantly, EMR vendors must carefully manage their clients' expectations and ensure that clients have a clear understanding of the capabilities and limitations of their products, to avoid unnecessary dissatisfaction.
Therefore, it becomes even more important to understand the issues important in our setting in order to avoid patients' dissatisfaction, non-compliance with recommendations and premature termination of therapy [ 4].
