The phrase "confirm satisfaction" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to verify or ensure that someone is happy or content with something. Example: After completing the project, the manager met with the client to confirm satisfaction with the final results.
Such emotions include resentment, gratification, fears confirmed, or satisfaction (see table 5).
He's going to pay something," she said, confirming her satisfaction with the sentence.
The results also confirmed that satisfaction and emotional values increase the positive effects of sustainable experience and recommendation.
The very positive data on overall satisfaction confirm the results in the literature [[ 6, 13], Rooney, Studenski & Roman in [ 14, 15, 32]].
In a nationally representative study of rural nurses in Canada, Kulig et al. [ 39] were able to confirm the link between satisfaction of one's home and/or work community and job satisfaction.
In his recent best-seller Drive, Daniel Pink draws on years of research to confirm that the personal satisfaction of getting the job done right -- in this case, teaching students well -- is at the core of our drive.
Gaikwad et al. [ 39] also discussed the need for more studies in this area, particularly studies that could confirm economic benefits and satisfaction with telehealth with evidence-based outcome indicators.
The embedded qualitative component confirmed the high satisfaction with HB-VCT reported in the quantitative survey and was crucial to fully understand the intervention and its consequences.
The couple just this week confirmed to their satisfaction that the shelters were in fact designed by the architect who oversaw the building of the marina at the World's Fair, Peter Schladermundt.
