The phrase "a generous salary" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing compensation that is considered ample or above average for a particular job or role.
Example: "The company offers a generous salary along with excellent benefits to attract top talent."
Alternatives: "a competitive salary" or "a substantial salary".
Tiner has long had a liking for the things a generous salary can buy.
In that year, he earned a generous salary of $1.8 million.
In exchange for 35 hours of work per week, drivers enjoy a generous salary, above-inflation pay rises and a hefty pension.
A highly visible publisher with a challenging mandate, Mr. Carey had been hired with a generous salary and the promise of long-term bonuses.
If not, the rest may face a tricky choice.To be employed by a philanthropic billionaire can have its compensations if not a generous salary, then at least the prospect of a job for the foreseeable future.
It must be one of the finest jobs in publishing, with a generous salary, an office in a building that overlooks Trafalgar Square, and the chance to put your feet up and watch a bunch of Aguilera videos.
Mr. Corzine hired two co-campaign managers, each at $20,000 a month, a far more generous salary than the $150,000 a year that many veteran campaign officials would consider themselves lucky to get.
We should give them a very generous salary, befitting their learned and difficult profession, further adjusted for those willing to work in underserved areas or in specialties for which the need is greatest.
A more generous salary of $30 hr-11 raises costs to $95 ha-11.
With the help of donors, the MOPH has instituted a system of generous salary incentives to induce health care providers, especially women, to work in rural areas, says Dr. Noormal, "but," he adds, "such incentives will remain insufficient unless other measures are also taken".
Tajikistan is one of the poorest countries of the former Soviet Union, and $20 is considered a generous monthly salary.
