"feels satisfied" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe a person's emotional state or feeling of contentment or fulfillment after achieving something or having a need or desire fulfilled. Example: After months of hard work, she finally feels satisfied with her performance and progress in her job.
When Ripley reads a newspaper report indicating that Jonathan Trevanny has indeed assassinated a mafioso at the underground station in Hamburg, he feels satisfied.
The New Yorker, May 16 , 1925P. 1 No social set feels satisfied with its activities these democratic days unless it is entertaining, has entertained or is planning to entertain, royalty.
The electricity in Baghdad seldom stays on more than a few hours at a time, though new plants are being built.Najaf and the south are doing so much better than Baghdad largely because the Shia majority there feels satisfied with the post-war settlement.
But the memoir's most endearing moments involve the small victories that come with surviving into middle age and the momentary plateaus where Hawkins feels satisfied: the time in 1994, for instance, that he got to experience the novelty, for a black man from Staten Island, of "wearing a silk robe and tasting sake" in Japan.
As he prepares a mixture of dates and buckwheat for the next morning's breakfast, he says he feels satisfied that his work, however indirectly, is helping the Himalayan Institute's mission of providing humanitarian aid to poor communities in Africa and India.
But another writer, Cindy Chupack, says she feels satisfied that they've hit most of the notes they hoped for with the character of Carrie: the extramarital affair with Big, the "lonely season," the idea that sometimes it's as much of a triumph to leave the wrong relationship as it is to be in the right one.
