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The phrase "a compensation for something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a form of recompense or payment given in exchange for a loss, injury, or service.
Example: "The company offered a compensation for something that was lost during the shipping process."
Alternatives: "a reimbursement for something" or "a payment for something".
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"It seems Apple is just trying one more ploy to get compensation for something," said Dwight Davis, editor of Windows Watcher, a newsletter that focuses on Microsoft.
If you have ever received compensation for something you did not earn or deserve, you may have felt happy for the money.
It may be a compensation for my lack of height.
Is Republican zeal a compensation for their guilt?
On this side of the Atlantic, where companies that used asbestos are facing a new round of lawsuits, the result was greeted as a defeat for something we call "compensation culture".
"At the end of last year we let our customers down and although we already had a compensation scheme for delays, we promised all our season ticket holders something extra for the hassle we'd caused," a spokesman said.
Take a candidate for something.
Have a knack for something.
This is particularly true of private equity fund managers, the multi-millionaires who pay a 15percentt federal tax rate on compensation for their services (something they call "carried interest") rather than the higher tax rate that normally applies to someone at their income level.
A deep yearning for something.
A compensation scheme for destroyed homes has brought new corruption.
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