The phrase "a program to compensate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific initiative or system designed to provide compensation or restitution for a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The company has launched a program to compensate employees affected by the recent layoffs."
Alternatives: "an initiative to reimburse" or "a scheme to make amends".
Developing a program to compensate poor families in countries with limited resources is an enormous challenge.
Is there a program to compensate ranchers for any losses they might suffer from wolves? A. Yeah, but it's a privately funded and imperfect.
It also noted that the federal government had created a program to compensate victims of Sept. 11 and a special legal action to incorporate all claims of damages.
In that role, he was the chief architect of a program to compensate workers for illnesses sustained in the nuclear weapons complex.
He brought home federal dollars and took the lead in creating a program to compensate cold war-era workers made ill from radiation at nuclear weapons plants in Tennessee and elsewhere.
Tass reported that the Politburo discussed the Chernobyl disaster at its weekly meeting today, approving a program to compensate victims, provide them with clothing and to help displaced people find jobs.
That provision which appears in Section 1341 (b)(1)(A) establishes a reinsurance program to compensate insurers on exchanges in the individual market if they are hit with higher than expected costs to cover those with pre-existing conditions.
JPMorgan and the government reached the terms of the settlement after mediation with Kenneth Feinberg, who also oversees a General Motors Co program to compensate drivers whose vehicles had faulty ignition switches.
What's so bad about getting rid of crappy jobs, forcing employers to upgrade, and having a serious program to compensate anyone who is in the slightest way harmed by that?" "We understand that this can be difficult," Brown said.
"What's so bad about getting rid of crappy jobs, forcing employers to upgrade, and having a serious program to compensate anyone who is in the slightest way harmed by that?" Howell is talking about something like the Trade Adjustment Assistance program, which assists people who lose their jobs due to international trade deals.
In November 2012, Hyundai responded to EPA's findings by correcting the fuel economy ratings and establishing a reimbursement program to compensate owners for the increased fuel costs they incurred due to the overstated numbers.
