"not yet happy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a state of being that has not been achieved or reached. Example: Although she had achieved great success in her career, she was not yet happy with her personal life.
Instead, branches are for the big-value transactions we are not (yet) happy to do on a smartphone.
"On balance, we're very pleased with our revenue growth, but not yet happy with our profit margins," said John Riccitiello John Riccitiello, chief executive officer of EA. "In fiscal 2009, we expect to deliver another $1 billion in revenue growth and to double our operating profit on the strength of our slate of titles".
"We want him to be happy, but he is not yet happy," she says.
John Paczkowski: Sources tell me that Apple isn't yet happy with the watch's battery life, which isn't going to break any industry standards.
This article details the methodology and stages undertaken towards the development and the subsequent implementation of GIHI within the SoE at Taylor's University Lakeside Campus (TULC) to compute the percentage of people who are happy and percentage of domains in which not-yet-happy people already enjoy sufficiency.
Her story had some welcome new paragraphs now, if not yet a happy ending.
Happy jailbreaking, and in case you didn't know yet: happy unlocking too.
The world is not yet in that happy situation where "what's for dinner?" is a boring question.
For those not yet in that happy firmament, Pandora's relentless charge to reduce the royalties payable to the artist is positively frightening.
"I am very excited about the opportunity to return to Penn State," said Hall, who had not yet arrived in Happy Valley and participated in yesterday's news conference by telephone.
Not yet the meme-happy healer they are today, the then-20-something theater graduate of Marymount Manhattan College was a musician peddling their work on Myspace.
