The phrase "administer compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to providing payment or benefits to individuals, often in a professional or legal setting.
Example: "The company will administer compensation to all employees affected by the recent layoffs."
Alternatives: "distribute payment" or "provide remuneration."
The story's protagonist is Kenneth Feinberg, familiar for his role administering compensation to victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks, the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and the Boston bombings, among others.
Nearly 8 million of the 23.4 million veterans are enrolled in the veterans system, which administers compensation for disabled veterans and runs the nation's largest health care system.
At the Jefferson Parish Council chambers in Harahan, he told a crowd of civic leaders and business people that he was there because his years of experience in administering compensation funds taught him a lesson.
Duke University Health System administers compensation policies and programs that reflect the value of job duties and responsibilities, offer competitive and equitable pay, and provide opportunities for pay growth based on available resources and performance contributions.
The distribution of the money will be overseen by Kenneth Feinberg and Camille Biros, high-profile lawyers known for their experience administering compensation funds.
Auditor KPMG has been appointed to administer the compensation scheme with oversight from the FCA, which has not imposed a penalty on Tesco.
The latest announcement came on the day that Kenneth Feinberg, a lawyer hired by GM to administer its compensation fund, revealed the "protocol" set up for those killed or injured because of the defective switches.
Meanwhile, News International has appointed a former High Court judge to administer its compensation scheme.
The agency also administers disability compensation for millions of veterans wounded in service.
