"satisfied support" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the appreciation for a particular type of assistance or help. For example, "We were grateful for the satisfied support we received from our family and friends."
In order to develop a satisfied support scheme for roadways excavated in soft rock and subjected to large deformation in coal mines, a combined supporting system is proposed, which includes steel mesh, bolt, anchoring cable, shotcrete, compressible U-shaped steel, foamed concrete damping layer, and fractured rock cushion layer.
Participants in this study indicated that they were less satisfied with support by the LSA to improve dietary behavior than physical activity [ 34].
The steady equations considered here can only be satisfied approximately, supporting observations that granular flows are intrinsically transient.
He said the note indicated she was "satisfied" with the support.
Improved attitudes in health professionals lead to mothers being more satisfied with professional support.
Similarly, health professionals were most satisfied with their support efforts when they had adequate time to spend with the patient.
Most patients were satisfied with emotional support provided by navigators (~80%); only 14% wanted to switch their navigator.
Similarly, there were significant changes between T1 and T2 on four of the five decisional conflict subscales, all with large effect sizes with r > 0.5, indicating that the students felt significantly more informed, more satisfied and more supported and had greater clarity about their values after compared to before the introductory course (see Figure 2).
It's worth noting customers remain quite satisfied with Apple's support agents, with 77percentt of customers in the first six months of 2011 indicating that they were "Very Satisfied" with the technician, compared to 56percentt of Dell customers and 61percentt of HP customers.
High scores indicated a 'very satisfied' assessment of the support received.
Additionally, the majority of responders felt only moderately satisfied with time and support to make a decision.
