The phrase "as compensated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing payment, reimbursement, or compensation for services or work done.
Example: "The employees will receive their bonuses as compensated for their hard work during the project."
Alternatives: "as paid" or "as reimbursed".
The lawyers must be qualified, as well as compensated, to investigate cases that are often years old.
Low-paid is defined as compensated at less than the equivalent of New York State minimum wage — less than $15/hr.
Eight students have conducted university research investigations, resulting in peer-review level publications and poster presentations [12], [13] and 15.4% of students (26 graduates) have joined research programs at Seattle BioMed as compensated research interns.
Long-term, 97% of alumni (2005 2008) are attending postsecondary schools throughout North America; eight graduates have already published scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals and/or presented their scientific data at national and international meetings, and 26 have been retained by Seattle BioMed researchers as compensated technicians and interns.
An ISTH subcommittee defined non-overt DIC as compensated coagulopathy, or pre-stage DIC, for the early diagnosis of overt DIC [ 4].
The assessment methodology and marking structure changed from what in PACES was known as "compensated encounter-based marking" to what in nPACES was "uncompensated skills-based marking".
In 1970, racing was not as specialized (and as well compensated) as it is now.
AT may be also considered as compensate endocrine organ for energy metabolic disorders.
So a solution was borrowed from a technique known as "compensating illumination," which was pioneered by the art conservator Raymond Lafontaine.
Mental imagery is a powerful mechanism that may facilitate visual perception as well as compensate for it.
Obviously Israel has no reason to provide this passage for free and therefore views it as compensating for the remaining 1.5% of territory.
