The phrase "satisfactory amount of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means an amount that is sufficient or acceptable. Example: The company was able to save a satisfactory amount of money by implementing cost-cutting measures. In this sentence, "satisfactory amount of" is used to describe the amount of money that the company was able to save.
They spent hours each evening playing a graphic computer game called Counter-Strike, in which the object was to hunt and terminate your opponent, leaving behind a satisfactory amount of blood and guts.
To yield the full "being in space" experience, a suborbital craft would have to be large enough to allow passengers to bounce around and enjoy weightlessness and the flight would have to last long enough for a satisfactory amount of bouncing to occur and for there to be time to look out of the window and take pictures.
A satisfactory amount of energy has been harvested as electric power in both configurations.
The premium service's price point of $5000 per year per contact person within the contracting company sounds like a good deal, presuming a satisfactory amount of support is provided.
The elemental analysis revealed that the plants uptake trace amount of heavy metal and moreover contain satisfactory amount of mineral nutrients.
It was found that the azeotropic mixture absorbs a satisfactory amount of heat in the heat exchanger and behaves similarly to pure compounds.
At the end of the process, achieving satisfactory amounts of protein does not mean success (Rosano and Ceccarelli 2014).
4 5 In the mainland, addition of this compound to milk intended for human consumption allowed diluted milk to appear to contain satisfactory amounts of protein and to pass food quality tests.
All together, the significant terms in the final model explain nearly a third of the variance in MATE score; this is a satisfactory amount, especially for a model of human cognition, but it bears note that much of the variation in MATE score was left unexplained by the significant terms in our model.
Richard Oldenburg, who has been the museum's director since 1972, considers this arrangement satisfactory, considering the vast amount of work Rubin gets done on both continents.
The main advantage of this method over the majority of other metaheuristics is that it produces quite satisfactory solutions in reasonable amount of time by tuning only one parameter of the method.
