The phrase "actively compensated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that someone is receiving payment or remuneration for their work or services in a proactive manner.
Example: "Employees who work overtime are actively compensated for their extra hours, ensuring they are rewarded for their efforts."
Alternatives: "actively remunerated" or "proactively paid".
The reduction in natural frequencies of cross-ply laminates due to hygrothermal strain is actively compensated by active stiffening; however, it is observed that the actuator performance reduces significantly with increase in curvature particularly in angle-ply laminates, which demands the use of directional actuators.
He understood that artistic genius was a powerful gift, which led to a reckless ego; he actively compensated for that gift through penance and expiation, self-sacrifice and giving.
The occurring cross-arm's structural oscillations are actively compensated by means of an additional piezo actuator that is attached between the cutting head, that moves along the cross-arm, and the tool.
By taking the full advantage of the packet-based transmission in NCSs, a delay compensation control approach is proposed to actively compensate the network-induced delay in Markovian jump linear system framework.
A disturbance estimator is designed to actively compensate for the disturbances.
It can actively compensate for the random unknown demand and generation, by sharing the power mismatch in distributed droop architecture.
Some building occupants then actively compensate for the effects of building motion by taking more breaks and in some cases taking motion sickness tablets.
The system was designed to achieve a simplified configuration of air bearing stage while providing ultraprecise straight motion by actively compensating for the motion errors.
An EID estimator that contains an FO observer is designed to actively compensate for the disturbances and process modeling uncertainties without requiring their prior knowledge.
The ATI is a specially designed window that is expected to actively compensate for the heat gains or losses that occur through it.
The pole-placement approach is simple and effective, with an intuitive physical interpretation, which makes the tuning process straightforward in comparison to existing controllers which actively compensate for structural vibrations.
