The phrase "accept compensated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of agreeing to receive compensation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I am willing to accept compensated work for my services."
Alternatives: "accept payment" or "agree to compensation".
Marginal willingness to accept, compensating surplus, and participation rates were estimated from the resulting models to gain insight into the financial compensation required by landowners and their potential participation.
Planned Parenthood used to be compensated (legally!) for this donation to pay for staff and for overtime, but in October the women's health organization announced that it would no longer accept compensation for these donations.
He has researched what people are willing to pay to reduce the risk of death at their place of work and how much money they will accept to compensate them for an increased risk of dying on the job.
Make sure they will accept and compensate you for the computer components or whole computer you want to recycle.
A limitation may be the risk of over-reporting of symptoms since local authorities have accepted to compensate any economical loss due to the infection.
Over the past few years the UN has consistently refused to accept responsibility for compensating the victims of the epidemic and their families, and is being sued by thousands of Haitians.
The expensive private dance lessons, the costumes ordered for more than $100 the will be worn once and never again, the usurious competition fees it all works in combination to inure women into accepting a barely compensated job that likely costs more to maintain than it pays.
In order to conclude if a claimant is to be accepted as, and compensated for, being disabled, the SIPs always examine file information and often the claimants themselves.
Thus, Dutch respondents would have to be compensated less for accepting a physician list created by health insurers than their German counterparts.
