The phrase "condition satisfactory" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe a situation that is considered acceptable, satisfactory, or even desirable. For example, "The seller agreed to the purchase of the house, as long as the condition of the property was satisfactory."
He said it was possible that trusts would retain the existing contract until new terms and conditions satisfactory to both sides were agreed.
Under the optimum conditions, satisfactory extraction yields of orientin (5.66 ± 0.18 mg/g) and vitexin (0.85 ± 0.03 mg/g) were obtained by the pilot-scale homogenate equipment.
Section 2. The Fund and FAO shall cooperate fully on terms and conditions satisfactory to each other.
"His general condition is satisfactory enough as to allow his final surgical intervention to take place on Wednesday".
"His condition is satisfactory right now," said the head of the Russian Football Union, Vitaly Mutko.
The Vatican described Father Ratzinger's condition as "satisfactory" and said he was expected to be discharged from the Gemelli hospital in Rome, where Pope John Paul II was treated, in "a short time".
The nature of her illness was not disclosed, but the spokesman, Janardan Dwivedi, told reporters here that "generally her condition is satisfactory, but her operation has not taken place as yet".
The optimum ESR condition having satisfactory performance can be achieved with minimum number of experiments without any need of studying all possible combinations experimentally (Bezera et al. 2008).
Both methods were used to simulate the evolution of solitary waves for the canonical problem of Synolakis (1987) for a non-breaking wave condition, with satisfactory results.
The optimal outcome for mandibular reconstruction is to achieve a mandible of correct shape according to the original or natural condition and satisfactory positioning of the condyle in the glenoid fossa [12 14].
