The sentence 'elevate satisfaction' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to indicate increasing satisfaction, either from a person or from a situation. For example, "Management has taken measures to elevate satisfaction levels among their employees."
Our approach provides interesting insights into how new and existing car models can be combined in a product line and identifies the desired balance between differentiation and commonality levels among models within a product line, which elevates customer satisfaction.
The empirical results reveal that information control significantly increases consumer involvement in information seeking, enhances attitudes toward products, and elevates the degree of satisfaction toward commercial websites.
The aging and increasing scarcity of some sectors of the health care workforce are elevating worker safety and satisfaction to historic priorities for health care providers.
Direct-touch interfaces also elevate the importance of internal and subjective satisfaction metrics such as instinct over external and objective metrics such as reviews, which in turn increases anticipated satisfaction metrics.
NATHAN K. COBB, M.D., Boston To the Editor: "The Falling-Down Professions" decries the loss of status and job satisfaction among lawyers and doctors, but elevates those in the consulting and investment banking industries.
Over time, this reduced self-efficacy and elevated job stress can impact their overall job satisfaction and bring on a desire to leave the teaching profession (Borg and Riding 1991; Byrne 1994; Hastings and Bham 2003; Luekens et al. 2004).
By adopting some of the traits of Intuitive business leaders, you too can elevate and evolve your business practices to greater levels of success, satisfaction and service.
These benefits are improved productivity, elevated sales, enhanced customer service, reduced labour costs, improved employee engagement and satisfaction (Bartels and Richey 2008).
