The phrase 'subject to satisfactory' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is dependent on something else being satisfactory. For example: "The offer of the job is subject to satisfactory references."
He said that this would leave 55 factories open "subject to satisfactory progress" towards an "acceptable loss per disabled employee".
"The deal remains subject to satisfactory due diligence over O2 UK, agreement on terms, signing of definitive agreements, and obtaining required corporate and regulatory approvals," said a Hutchison Whampoa spokesperson.
The transaction remains subject to satisfactory due diligence over O2 UK, agreement on terms and signing of definitive agreements, and obtaining required corporate and regulatory approvals.
The award, tenable for 1 year in the first instance, is renewable annually, subject to satisfactory progress.
DC Leisure has signed an initial 10-year deal to manage the facility with an option to extend for a further five years, subject to satisfactory performance.
He went on to make one other senior appearance for Stockport before the club were approached by Liverpool requesting an opportunity to take both Crowther and Greg Tansey on trial with a view to take them to a tournament in Milan, and agreed deals with Stockport for both players subject to satisfactory performances from the players at the tournament.
(25) No GMOs, as or in products, intended for deliberate release are to be considered for placing on the market without first having been subjected to satisfactory field testing at the research and development stage in ecosystems which could be affected by their use.' .
No GMOs, as or in products, intended for deliberate release are to be considered for placing on the market without first having been subjected to satisfactory field testing at the research and development stage in ecosystems which could be affected by their use.'.
RSA said: "The board has indicated to Zurich that it would be willing to recommend an offer at the level of the possible offer to RSA shareholders subject to the satisfactory resolution of the other terms of the offer".
"On the basis of medical advice received by the club, and subject to the satisfactory assessment of his continuing rehabilitation, Mitchell will resume training at the club from Monday, 7 March," he said.
TA A I put your figures into Nationwide's online "How much can I borrow?" calculator as a "further advance customer" and was amazed to find that "subject to a satisfactory credit score, confirmation of income, and the value and suitability of the property" you would be able to increase your current mortgage by £34,900, well over twice the £16,000 that you want to borrow.
