The phrase "are remunerated through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how individuals or entities receive payment or compensation for their work or services.
Example: "Employees are remunerated through a combination of salary and bonuses based on performance."
Alternatives: "are compensated via" or "receive payment through".
Physicians are remunerated through FFS for other services and they receive 15 % of the fees for services included in the capitation rate.
Community Health Centres serve 3% of the population [ 28] while FH-Teams (an interdisciplinary model, most of whose physicians are remunerated through a capitation-based model) serve 16% of Ontarians.
Given that medical tourism facilitators typically are remunerated through referral payments from international clinics rather than directly from clients, they have a financial interest to be able to direct their clients to those clinics with the highest referral payments and for multiple treatments [ 9].
In Britain, hospital doctors are salaried and general practitioners are remunerated mainly through a mixture of capitation and performance payments.In most rich countries both financing and provision are becoming more mixed, says Elizabeth Docteur, a health economist at the OECD.
Writers are remunerated for loans of their work through public libraries under the Public Lending Right PLRR), which will distribute a total pot of £6.1m to authors for 2013/14, a fall of 4.7% from £6.4m in 2012/13.
Through the PBF scheme health personnel are remunerated specifically for the quantity and quality of specific services provided in addition to their regular salary.
All general practitioners (GPs) in Denmark are independent contractors with the public health service (through the regional health authorities) and are remunerated on a mixed fee for service and capitation basis.
Most editors are remunerated.
All reserves at the Bank are remunerated at Bank rate and the volume here is more than twice the funding that may occur through the FLS and ECTR.
They will vary, partly according to how they are remunerated.
The government could respond to calls for reforms to the way peers are remunerated.
