The phrase "a form of compensating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that serve to make up for a deficiency or loss in some context.
Example: "The company implemented a form of compensating for the reduced workforce by increasing automation in their production line."
Alternatives: "a method of offsetting" or "a way of making up for".
Some landless peasants who are compensated with storefronts as a form of compensation will become small business owners.
Affirmative action might serve as a form of redress for past wrongs, compensating victims of wrongful discrimination in the past for their losses.
If, for example, tighter secrecy was required in sharing data, protocols, reagents etc. that in turn made academic publication more difficult, then it might be appropriate to consider incorporating some other form of compensating arrangement for academic partners in the consortium agreement.
It provided loan guarantees of up to $18.5 billion, which would cover up to 80percentt of the value of a new reactor; it offered financial credits for producing electricity; and it offered a form of insurance to compensate for regulatory delays.
Unemployment insurance, a form of social insurance designed to compensate certain categories of workers for unemployment that is involuntary and short-term.
Therefore, this increase in intrinsic excitability through the regulation of IA represents a form of homeostatic plasticity allowing neurons to compensate for perturbations in synaptic transmission and to promote stability in firing.
In a couple of years they will be over the toilet bowl vomiting as a form of imagined weight control and they will binge to compensate for the nutrients they've lost.
And because more people than ever are using plastic as a form of payment, merchants have been forced to raise the price of goods to compensate for the rise in associated swipe fees.
"I was able to have the operation successfully because my heart had compensated for my defect through ice skating, which was a form of exercise not subject to contact or a game or a score.
Furthermore, the presence of additional resistance mutations can compensate for the cost of an initial resistance mutation, a form of positive epistasis for fitness (Trindade et al. 2009).
