The phrase "able to be compensated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of receiving payment or reimbursement for a service, loss, or expense.
Example: "The employees are able to be compensated for their overtime hours worked during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "eligible for compensation" or "capable of being compensated."
Here, it was not discriminated between the ammonia-donors (NH4+ or glutamine) because the inhibition of one reaction was able to be fully compensated by the other.
I am pretty amazed that I have been able to play and be compensated in such an unbalanced way in my favor.
We cannot exclude the possibility that those who are able to compensate are also able to develop a global improvement in their ability to cope with interpersonal issues, because of a milder form of psychotic disorder.
Our analysis indicates that other factors are able to compensate whenever TRAIL is not functional.
A specific ensemble strategy is developed which is able to properly compensate noise in repeated spectrum measurements.
Our pre-steady-state data indicate by contrast, the EAL active site is able to compensate and therefore might be more flexible.
One is that the sword confers a swimming cost, but that males are able to compensate, suggesting that sword length is a good indicator of male quality.
Another way a "gay allele" might be able to compensate for a reproductive deficit is by having the converse effect in the opposite sex.
The airline might be able to partly compensate by using partners or other carriers.
The increased FAB2A and FAB2B expression may be able to partially compensate for the reduction of FAB2C activity in FAM94-41.
Thanks to an unusually broad mix of trades, ranging from car manufacturing to high-end, service-sector jobs, the local job market has, in the past, been able to compensate when certain industries were temporarily in crisis.
