The phrase "assessing compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to evaluating or determining the appropriate pay or benefits for a job or position.
Example: "The HR department is currently assessing compensation for all employees to ensure fairness and competitiveness in the market."
Alternatives: "evaluating remuneration" or "reviewing pay".
It is also a guide for Medicare's reimbursement for healthcare professionals when assessing compensations for implemented prevention efforts [ 6].
"Our proposals to curb the UK's whiplash epidemic will ensure that claimants are independently assessed, compensation paid to genuine claimants more quickly, and deter anyone who thinks that claiming whiplash is free money waiting to be collected".
The brothers, owners of the Telegraph newspaper titles and the Ritz hotel, hired John Kay, a professor at London School of Economics, to testify that compound interest is the most appropriate measure to assess compensation.
After five more lines of rhyming, Mr. Solomonow wrote that the new city rules "assess compensation for the public revenue forfeited by the private use" of empty parking spaces.
This government, in common with earlier administrations, has refused to assess compensation on the same basis, arguing that the Irish blood transfusion service was found to be at fault, and that this is not the case in the UK.
A total of 40 plants per genotype (6 genotypes including the 4 knockout mutants, L er and Col-4, for a total of 240 plants) were grown, half were randomly chosen and experimentally clipped and siliques were counted to assess compensation according to the procedures described above.
Although the most rigorous methodological designs for assessing risk compensation behavior may be unavailable due to ethical flaws, several strategies can help investigators identify potential risk compensation behavior during Phase II, Phase III, and Phase IV testing of new technologies.
The commonwealth said the court made errors in assessing the compensation amount, including not questioning whether the sum was a "wholly erroneous estimate", and had breached the rules of natural justice in regarding a 2002 discussion paper on calculating native title compensation.
Assessing whether compensation significantly influenced epidemiological sample characteristics would be hard to determine.
