"satisfactory standard" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that meets the minimum requirements for being satisfactory or acceptable. For example, "The team worked hard to meet the satisfactory standard set by the coach."
"From the start of the shift it was very difficult to provide a safe and satisfactory standard of care.
Benzene and toluene showed the highest sampling rates with satisfactory standard deviations.
"We have withdrawn from markets where we are unable to conduct due diligence to a satisfactory standard on our clients," it said.
They cite the Farm Animal Welfare Council's view that "a cow housed all year round with no access to grazing can have a satisfactory standard of welfare".
In addition, we have withdrawn from markets where we are unable to conduct due diligence to a satisfactory standard on our clients.
To qualify for the EMA, students are not just means-tested against family income, they must work sufficiently hard to reach a satisfactory standard in their studies and regularly and punctually attend classes.
We found that organizations that integrate ETS management and EMS tend to establish satisfactory standards and procedures that are relevant for environmental monitoring and compliance.
The educational institution keeps adequate records, as prescribed by the State approving agency, or the Secretary when acting in the role of a State approving agency, to show the progress and grades of the eligible person or veteran and to show that satisfactory standards relating to progress and conduct are enforced.
Quality parameters for all the manure composts conformed to the Canadian Compost Guidelines indicating satisfactory standards.
The in-depth analysis finds that over 80percentt of the countries fail to meet satisfactory standards in how their natural resources are governed.
My only recommendation is to scrap the Common Core in its entirety, and either return to the completely satisfactory standards that NY State had before this debacle or ask teachers of the "loyal opposition" to sit down and create new NYS standards.
