"felt pleasure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts to describe the experience of feeling happy, content, or satisfied. Example: "As she walked through the peaceful garden, she felt pleasure wash over her. The colorful flowers, the gentle breeze, and the warm sun all contributed to her sense of contentment."
I've never felt pleasure more guiltily.
The findings suggest that consumers respond to communication accommodation strategies with increased felt pleasure, arousal, and dominance.
He had already tasted all the delights of life: he had eaten, drunk, breathed, inspected the locality, felt pleasure, played a bit, and fallen asleep.
In a world where even surrealists such as Lady Gaga opt for lowest-common denominator beats, and where whole albums, even genres, are constructed around non-specific emotional heft, Janelle Monae's rich blend of historical reference points, uncompromising style and keenly felt pleasure is heady and refreshing.
The characters look back on the action of the past – from either old age or the afterlife, depending on their luck – and Dora's reflections on this violation are: "I screamed, but I could feel myself getting wet … I felt a pleasure I'd never known … I'd been raped by that pack of savages and I'd actually felt pleasure".
Many works focus primarily on felt pleasure and pain (e.g., Helm 2002) whereas others clearly intend their views to also explain perceptual affect (e.g., Cutter and Tye 2011; Aydede and Fulkerson 2011).
"When he plays basketball, there's this way that he feels pleasure, and feels God's pleasure.
Catecholamines, norepinephrine and dopamine have been related to cognitive dysfunction and an inability to feel pleasure, respectively.
We feel pleasure and we call it beauty".
Dinah expects to feel pleasure but instead is irritated.
Maura and Carl were plain about what they needed to feel pleasure.
