The phrase "satisfy greed" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe a situation in which someone is trying to acquire more than they need or deserve. For example, "The government refuses to satisfy the greed of the special interest groups by increasing their subsidies."
Be strong and speak for all the others who suffer needlessly to satisfy human greed.
Someone who is greedy knowingly takes risks in order to satisfy that greed.
In short, lunacy laws were often exploited to satisfy personal greed.
In order to satisfy human greed not only do nations go to war against other nations but they wage war against nature itself.
"I suspect that it's to satisfy the greed of the developer, I think he's in for some extra stories now.
"Meng dangled the promise of justice for sale, but his claims of special access to prosecutors were nothing more than lies, designed to satisfy his greed," Loretta E. Lynch, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said in a statement.
But after a Dickensian trio of visitations the night before his coronation – nightmares in which he sees the lower classes working themselves to death to satisfy his greed – the young king realises that the beautiful things he lusts after come at a cruel cost.
Never before has any president tainted the prestige of the office of the presidency to satisfy his greed forevermore.
Physicians have become the vehicles to satisfy his greed and serve him without question for their own survival.
The American people wanted public money used for the public good rather than to satisfy private greed.
The obvious answer, journalists say, is because Lebanese politicians are too busy trying to slice the economic pie to satisfy their greed and too resistant to attempts to uncover their misdeeds.
