The phrase "finally satisfied with" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express someone's level of contentment or fulfillment with a certain situation or outcome. Example: After months of hard work, I am finally satisfied with the results of my project.
Kline revised the piece regularly until 1998, when he was finally satisfied with it.
I'm looking forward to having that body of work that I'm finally satisfied with.
When he was finally satisfied with his selection, he hightailed it over to the lingerie section for matching leggings.
But Howard Eisley, finally satisfied with the number of 3-pointers and free throws he had made, was just leaving the court.
Finally satisfied with the results, Ms. Forley now sells a line of crisp, yet delicate kiss-shaped vegan meringues in flavors like chocolate, vanilla, maple, raspberry rose and orange blossom.
With United, it took multiple apologies and increasingly contrite company statements before the public was finally satisfied with its tone.
This is a book for anyone who has ever wondered how many books there might be time to read: funny, wistful and filled with a longing finally satisfied.
Scott finally satisfied them, feeling secure enough to insert Scalabrine with 1 minute 41 seconds left.
"The better you do, the more people expect of you and the more I expect of myself," she admits, finally, not satisfied with her response but unable to land upon a more concrete answer.
But at Forbes' Under 30 Summit in Boston they came together to speed through their current interests, the struggles science still faces and what it might take for them to finally feel satisfied with their achievements.
Finally, when satisfied with fit to the model, threshold ordering and absence of DIF, a formal test of unidimensionality is undertaken by a Principal Components Analysis (PCA) of the residuals.
