"completed satisfactorily" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a task that has been finished successfully. For example, "The project was completed satisfactorily on time and within budget."
The negotiations we have held for a month have been completed satisfactorily for all.
The decision to return to the air would have been taken only after these were completed satisfactorily.
When the course is completed satisfactorily, the student receives the units for which he or she enrolled.
So this guarantee that a job will be available provided the placement is completed satisfactorily should be a major confidence boost for young people wanting to enter work on a permanent basis".
The salesman or agent who makes the estimate must also give the consumer a booklet prepared by the I.C.C. that describes specific services the mover must perform and the means of seeking redress if the move is not completed satisfactorily.
Selecting a new badge design and producing that badge for a given company requires many decisions to be completed satisfactorily, and these decisions are affected and exacerbated by three basic areas: appearance, technology, and manufacturing process.
Mr. Hua, who left China for Oxford early last year, said that the task that he and other economists faced in socialist countries, to combine public ownership with a market mechanism, was virtually impossible to complete satisfactorily.
Although advisors are available to assist students in navigating the campus, it is the student's responsibility to understand and comply with all policies, and to complete satisfactorily all degree requirements within the allotted time frame.
While college staff, faculty and advisers will provide you with information and advice, it is your responsibility to understand and comply with all policies and to complete satisfactorily all degree requirements within the allotted time frame.
They were expected to complete satisfactorily at least eight out of ten skills.
To address the legal and professional requirements to ensure that delegees are adequately trained a central plank of this service is an assessed training programme that all practitioners are required to complete satisfactorily.
