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The phrase 'of personal satisfaction' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the feeling of feeling pleased or proud of an accomplishment or a feeling that comes from doing something on one's own. For example, "The feeling of personal satisfaction I got from finishing the project made all the hard work worth it."
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Asked if Newman's loss gave her any sense of personal satisfaction, Bligh said she tried "not to be a vengeful person".
"I get a lot of personal satisfaction," he said.
It won him a wide audience, good notices and a great deal of personal satisfaction.
Emery said: "I have always taken a great deal of personal satisfaction from managing major projects.
The promise of personal satisfaction and financial gain from these types of positions is very high.
"For me, in terms of personal satisfaction, the mission's already accomplished," he said.
His finest compositions, at least in terms of personal satisfaction, were those for church occasions.
They get a lot of personal satisfaction from such work that goes well beyond the (usually miserly) pay packet.
It's a question of personal satisfaction;the important thing is, it never feels unfinished along the way.
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The best predictor of personal satisfaction is satisfaction in your nonprofessional life.
A big part of personal satisfaction is having your work recognized by your peers.
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