The phrase "a bonus given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a bonus that has been awarded or provided to someone, often in a professional or financial context.
Example: "The employees were thrilled to receive a bonus given for their hard work during the year."
Alternatives: "a bonus awarded" or "a bonus provided".
Indeed, he has never before been elected to anything at all: probably a bonus, given that Italy's political establishment is still regarded with suspicion.
Friendly locals have made him packed lunches and offered food – a bonus given Stevens is 6ft 6ins and requires a lot of fuel.
Bowles admits to giving up music once he moved to Morocco, and Mr. Brown's cameras record him at peace with himself -- a bonus, given that much of the movie was shot during the final days of his life.
This was as big a victory as anything predicted by the last opinion polls before the ballot.With the help of a bonus given to the winning party, the pro-Berlusconi camp has a 98-seat majority in the 630-member lower chamber, with all but a few thousand votes counted.
She is also a persuasive saleswoman in both French and English, a bonus given her own country's sour view of the EU and Britain's possible referendum on whether to leave.One supposed mark against Ms Lagarde is that, unlike the present commission president, José Manuel Barroso, and his two predecessors, she has never been elected.
A fixed number determined by plants as a bonus given to distribution centers.
It helped him sell stocks and, as a bonus, gave him the courage to propose to his girlfriend Susie.
These encounters outside the workplace allow you to develop a deeper connection and, as a bonus, give you more data on the candidate's fit with the company.
Some tenants have convinced landlords to include the cost of office furnishings in their lease arrangement--a hefty bonus, given the cost of office furniture.
But Smarty Jones rebounded with a powerful performance in the Rebel, then dominated his competition in the Arkansas Derby, staying alive for a $5 million bonus given to a horse that wins the Rebel, the Arkansas Derby and the Kentucky Derby.
Passer rating is also an explanatory statistic, with a very large negative weight on interceptions and a large bonus given for completions.
