The phrase "adds compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the addition of a form of payment or benefit to someone or something.
Example: "The new policy adds compensation for overtime work, ensuring that employees are fairly rewarded for their extra hours."
Alternatives: "provides remuneration" or "includes payment."
Again, there was no added compensation for the harder work — just a deeper sense of purpose.
The important thing to remember, said Ms. Nelson of About.com, is that added compensation is entirely at the agents' discretion.
Finally, an example is used to show how the tool can be used for the optimization of mask structures by adding compensation structures.
They are principal players in their orchestras, who have bested competitors for the honor (and added compensation) of leading their section.
Correcting accounting for the options grants to employees will result in added compensation costs that have not been determined, Autodesk said.
Mr. Pietrosimone said that with the loss of manpower, other city employees were being asked to shoulder additional responsibilities for added compensation.
So to make their invariants unchanged under deformation, they proposed to add "compensation terms" C N, P,A)) which count pairs of an associative N in X and a -instanton (P,A) on X with some weight, which would have the property that C N, P,A)) jumps by 1 when a -instanton bubbles on N leaving (P,A) after removal of singularities, so that the compensated sum remains unchanged.
From the vendor's perspective, using physicians as salesmen is ideal, even if the added compensation costs drive up prices billed to patients.
Program head Steve Fondacaro said that when hazardous-duty, locality and other government pay benefits are added, total compensation will be competitive with the private sector at $147,000 to $236,000 a year.
Other firms are adding a "total compensation" column for board members and executives.
