"satisfactory reason" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an explanation or argument that has been accepted as valid or sufficient. For example, "The court accepted the defendant's explanation for the crime as a satisfactory reason."
No satisfactory reason given as to why… Talk story.
No satisfactory reason given as to why preview was held in this manner.
Any person who cannot give a satisfactory reason for his staying in that region will be compulsorily recruited.
The Legal Aid Board have still to give me a satisfactory reason as to why this is the case," said Mr Santoni.
Dr. Bausch, the C.D.C. medical epidemiologist who joined in these chats nearly every night for two months, said no one could give Dr. Matthew a satisfactory reason why the nurses were getting infected.
The only annoying thing about it is the ending, which, while offering a perfectly satisfactory reason for all of this Grecian theatricality, does seem to be trying very hard to herald a series two.
Such a series of decisions should not now be disturbed, except upon very cogent and satisfactory reasons.
While the response rate to this survey was satisfactory, the reason why 16.4% failed to respond could be attributed to failure to see the respondents on the next day or follow up visits as many medical professionals have duties in more than one health facility.
In our opinion this assumption is not satisfactory for two reasons: (1) There is evidence that the water in mitochondria prevails to 100% as interfacial water.
Requiring the Secretary to prorate shortages would strip him of the very power of choice which we think Congress, for reasons satisfactory to it, vested in him and which we should not impair or take away from him.
While a number of metallic species are known to be active and selective methanation catalysts including, inter alia, nickel, ruthenium, cobalt and iron, their application to the manufacture of high BTU or pipeline gas has been less than satisfactory for several reasons.
