The phrase "satisfactorily enough" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express that something has been done or achieved in a satisfactory manner, but not necessarily in an outstanding or exceptional way. Example: "She completed the project satisfactorily enough, but it wasn't her best work."
It all ends satisfactorily enough with no permanent injury.
After several attempts, Zeller and Byrne peeled an asparagus satisfactorily enough to consider cooking it.
What Tarantino has forgotten to do, however, is to edit his material satisfactorily enough to make a coherent whole.
Our evaluation results and real environ-mental tests show that the system is performing satisfactorily enough to be used by typical users.
Of the 262 markers genotyped, 203 performed satisfactorily enough to be included in subsequent linkage analyses.
Recruiters' ethical focus was on doing their jobs professionally and satisfactorily enough to meet personal performance expectations and the needs of their employers.
If you're a columnist, you still can't accuse Aboriginals of not looking satisfactorily black enough.
2. Market maturity, indicated by consumer acceptance of the basic service idea, by widespread belief that the products of most manufacturers will perform satisfactorily, and by enough familiarity and sophistication to permit consumers to compare brands competently.
Scratch test analysis and hardness measurements showed that the deposited coatings were too rich in alumina and that a lower amount of alumina would be enough to satisfactorily increase the mechanical properties.
Although more advanced equipment and procedures may not avail in PHC centers, this setting was apparently 'clinical' enough to satisfactorily prepare pre-clinical students for functioning in the hospital setting.
We see that just by taking into account the eclipse or delay time on the death of infected cells, we obtain much better results as compared with experimental velocities, although not enough to satisfactorily explain the data (the minimum bound of model 2 in Fig. 2 is above the hatched area).
