The phrase "a compensation sum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific amount of money that is paid to someone as compensation for loss, injury, or damage.
Example: "After the accident, the insurance company offered her a compensation sum to cover her medical expenses."
Alternatives: "a settlement amount" or "a reimbursement figure."
The group won an apology and an undisclosed compensation sum from the Met last November.
Mark Warburton, the Rangers manager, is another name being linked to the position but Swansea would have to pay a hefty compensation sum to get him out of Ibrox along with his staff and the 53-year-old has also pledged his commitment to the Scottish club.
The strong laws could be "Death Penalty", "Lifetime suffering" and a compulsory compensation sum of huge amount.
The Ministry of Defence, which owned the dockyard when her father worked there, granted Mrs Brewer a six-figure compensation sum in 2007 after admitting liability.
The compensation sum is expected to be around £3m.
HM Revenue and Customs HMRCC) has confirmed that no tax is levied on the compensation sum victims receive, but it is on any additional interest paid.
The tariff for each procedure, published here, affords accountability of the final compensation sum and allows for pro rata compensation for volunteers who do not complete all the study requirements.
Residents mostly say they are summoned to meetings at which eviction timetables and compensation sums are announced.
Griggs has hired accountancy firms RSM and Mercer & Hole to assist him and insists he is not rubber stamping compensation sums put to him by Lloyds.
"There will be a National Fund to pay ever person at age 21 a sum as a compensation in part for the loss of his or her natural inheritance of land, and a sum per year to every person at age 50, and to those, blind and lame, who cannot provide income themselves, for the rest of their lives".
