The phrase "satisfactorily about" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when discussing a topic or situation that meets a certain level of satisfaction.
Example: "The project was completed satisfactorily about the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "adequately regarding" or "satisfactorily concerning".
'The only way, it seems, that an English novelist can write satisfactorily about the English present,' Sebastian Faulks, one of our leading historical novelists, told me at the time, 'is to do so in a surreal way, as Martin Amis did in Money If an English novelist writes realistically about the present the result is usually banal, uninteresting or reads like a style piece.
There's something so satisfactorily absorbing about preparing them that it makes even procrastination feel productive.
The unit should run satisfactorily at about 60% of the design feed rate.
And then, in 2001, in a move that no one has been able to explain satisfactorily — and about which, for a long time, he told almost no one — he began writing crime fiction.
At the time, Feinstein said the intelligence committee, which is regularly briefed on spying programs, had not been "satisfactorily informed," about some NSA surveillance.
Cycling's loss of credibility has made it impossible for riders to satisfactorily answer questions about performance enhancing drugs.
Madelyn Wils, the chairwoman of Community Board 1 in Lower Manhattan and a board member of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, said the organizers had satisfactorily answered concerns about ambient light, dangers to migratory birds and interference with aviation.
The light-beam oscillograph has much less weight to move than does the pen-writing instrument and so responds satisfactorily to higher frequencies, about 500 Hz, or cycles per second, compared with 100 Hz for the pen assembly.
Outcome data on their cancer diagnosis was linked satisfactorily and the question about GP-initiated investigations was answered well.
Sex (outcrossing with meiosis) is an example of an elaborate trait not yet satisfactorily addressed in theories about eukaryogenesis.
This in turn informs the modeller's or research funder's decision about whether it is expedient to do the work to make these possible improvements or correct these possible errors in order to satisfactorily address this question about the value of new weed management technologies or practices.
