The phrase "are fully compensated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that someone has received complete payment or remuneration for their work or services.
Example: "All employees who worked overtime during the holiday season are fully compensated for their extra hours."
Alternatives: "are completely reimbursed" or "receive full payment."
It reads: "Following the custom in Japan, Sushi Yasuda's service staff are fully compensated by their salary.
Raising most of its prices, it appended this note to credit card slips: "Following the custom in Japan, Sushi Yasuda's service staff are fully compensated by their salary.
George Osborne, the chancellor, has told MPs that the government will spend £30m ensuring that churches affected by his budget decision to impose VAT on repairs to listed buildings are fully compensated.
The results show that KCaCO is a new bipolar ferrimagnetic semiconductor (BFS) with an integer magnetic moment of 3.00 μB at the equilibrium lattice parameter, while KCaCS and KCaCSe are fully compensated ferrimagnetic (antiferromagnetic) semiconductors (FCFS).
Comparison of the calculated spectra of protonated, partially and fully deprotonated, and electrostatically non-compensated and fully compensated forms of 1 and 2 in water with the corresponding experimental absorption spectra in 0.01 M aqueous NaOH indicated that the predominant molecular structures are fully deprotonated anionic structures that are fully compensated with counter cations.
Basically, the proposed hybrid control structure combines a fuzzy logic controller, with a pure integral action, both fully decoupled, improving the performances of the process with a reasonable design cost, since the system nonlinearities are fully compensated by the fuzzy component of the controller, while the integral action contributes to eliminate the steady-state error.
She said the sacked workers deserve to be fully compensated.
"Public commitments around which households would be fully compensated should be avoided.
Malcolm Turnbull says taxpayers have been fully compensated for the multimillion dollar cost of the bungled 2016 census.
Investors in Icelandic banks, unregulated by the British authorities, are being fully compensated.
All up, only 25% of all households would be fully compensated.
