"decrease satisfaction" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It can be used as a verb phrase to describe the action of reducing or diminishing satisfaction. Here is an example sentence: The company's decision to decrease satisfaction among its employees by cutting benefits resulted in a decrease in overall productivity.
Yet, getting "too much" participation did not decrease satisfaction.
Because of inappropriate postoperative analgesia, patients would reflect a negative emotion and decrease satisfaction on the postoperative quality of life.
The latter is since working in a second job may increase or decrease satisfaction in a primary job, while overworking appeared to cause general frustration.
Moving away may decrease satisfaction with old relationships because of an increase in the availability of alternatives (new, potentially more attractive friends) and an increase in maintenance costs (when physically separated).
A majority of the literature that studied student and resident satisfaction with ARS was done in the setting of newly implemented ARS [ 21- 23], and our residency program has been using this system for several years, which may lead to decrease satisfaction over time.
Project size enhances effectiveness, but decreases satisfaction.
Ambulance patients showed decreased satisfaction over some satisfaction parameters, including physician courtesy and knowledge.
Bernie Hogan, who led the study, says: "We found that those using more media tend to report no greater relationship satisfaction and some even reported decreasing satisfaction.
This anxiety contributes to increased withdrawals from nursing programs and decreased satisfaction in retained nursing students.
Various recent surveys in Taiwan show physicians' decreasing satisfaction and increasing frustration with their working environment.
But maybe it is also to do with drudgery: the increasing demands of managers' jobs, and the decreasing satisfaction they get from them.
