"find enjoyable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that you experienced and enjoyed. For example, "I found the movie to be enjoyable."
If you do something that you find enjoyable and satisfying, then this is your life, your fun time.
"In general," he continued, "I try to keep my mind from creating fear that prevents me from doing things that I might find enjoyable.
Alex knows which tasks individual members of her team find enjoyable and understands that if you give someone a task they enjoy, they'll put their all into it.
People were seeking out teachers of rhetoric and other liberal arts because they were strivers who wanted to improve themselves to get ahead, not because they were layabouts who needed to find enjoyable ways to kill time before the advent of television.
She told the audience that sentencing is not a task judges find enjoyable.
I've seldom stopped to think about what parts of the Pokemon experience I actually find enjoyable.
That's what he found enjoyable.
That's what his followers found enjoyable".
It was that I was surrounded by a whole group of people I found enjoyable.
"Everything was so easy," Ms. Pearson said of their talks and condo-related e-mail exchanges, which she found enjoyable.
Nevertheless, I do think that if someone has lived for "TWO YEARS" in a place and not found enjoyable food, something is amiss.
