"satisfaction of creating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a phrase to describe the feeling or sense of accomplishment one gets from creating something. Here is an example: "The artist felt a deep sense of satisfaction of creating a masterpiece from her own imagination."
Don't underestimate the satisfaction of creating a lantern by removing pumpkin goop.
"Nothing matches the satisfaction of creating your own business," Ms. Zagat said, "except creating your own child".
Having studied art history, she liked the working-class satisfaction of creating something with her hands that would last a long time.
There are way, way easier ways to do this, but they do cost money up front and you don't get that satisfaction of creating your own expensive and unwieldy franken-device that performs an obscure function.
Knowing that her girls were never going to get any individual recognition, my Clara was prompted to turn their sights to the satisfaction of creating beauty.
One cannot be blamed for ignorance, so I feel as though it is partly my responsibility to share my love of words and to perhaps enlighten those who have yet to experience the satisfaction of creating an artwork of literature.
What drives her, she said, is "the excitement and intellectual satisfaction, frankly, of creating live events with the ability to influence the conversation and the ability to convene major people of great influence and unknown people of great moral importance in public settings which would bring the spotlight to them".
Such an approach increases the chance of identifying the elemental qualities of patient satisfaction instead of creating artefacts.
Students who are given opportunities to discover and develop their spiritual and emotional selves -- such as through clubs and organizations that bring together diverse groups of people for a common purpose or passion -- will be more capable of creating satisfaction in their personal lives and striking the right work-life balance.
Retailers can focus on creating a "bedrock," or platform, based on the five major pillars of retail satisfaction to increase the probability of creating a wow experience.
The participants found the chance of approaching the legends through different perspectives, expressing the legends through drama and print techniques (linoleum), imagining, dreaming and applying their imagination by feeling the satisfaction of observing the concept of creating the whole together and expressing themselves.
