The phrase "adequate compensation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fairness or sufficiency of payment or benefits in relation to a service, loss, or injury.
Example: "The company offered adequate compensation for the damages caused by the accident."
Alternatives: "sufficient remuneration for" or "fair payment for".
Adequate compensation for early childhood teachers is needed because better compensated educators could provide higher quality education and lower teacher turnover (Thornburg et al. [2005]; Whitebook et al. [2001]).
The citizens of Sunderland, Lincolnshire and Wrexham have felt the sharp end of globalisation without adequate compensation for too long.
Do you think there's any amount of money that might ever be adequate compensation for what you've been through?
A slight majority of American adults — 52percentt — still believe a full scholarship is adequate compensation for college athlete.
Is the acquisition of wealth an adequate compensation for the tedious hours of absence?" Collection of Houghton Library.
This was Michaels, showing spades and a minor, and he hoped that his extreme distribution would be adequate compensation for his lack of high cards.
"Gypsies and the Holocaust" (editorial, Aug. 14) points out that the Gypsies of Eastern Europe have not received adequate compensation for their suffering in World War II.
But maybe he regards no amount of money as adequate compensation for looking after a dog with such a terrible reputation.
We do recognise that the current planning system is not delivering adequate compensation for habitats and landscapes that are lost to development.
"Perhaps," she said, "it's time to look at minimum standards for appointed counsel in death cases and adequate compensation for appointed counsel when they are used".
JH A In a consumer case such as yours, a court would probably decide that damages would be adequate compensation for the faults with your kitchen.
