The phrase "awarding compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to providing financial restitution or payment for damages, services, or losses.
Example: "The court is responsible for awarding compensation to the victims of the accident."
Alternatives: "granting restitution" or "providing remuneration.".
Other banks were forced to follow suit when Lloyds stopped fighting the process of awarding compensation through the courts.
The supervisory board of Mannesmann has been revealed as unGermanically sloppy, committing all manner of bureaucratic mistakes in the process of awarding compensation.
And some small-business owners worried about a decision by the fund's administrator, Kenneth R. Feinberg, a prominent Washington lawyer, to weigh a business's proximity to the affected shore in awarding compensation.
Morgan Stanley also is considering proposals to align pay with long-term performance, through measures like awarding compensation based in part on the bank's share performance relative to peers, according to media reports.
It said it was taking disciplinary measures, awarding compensation to families of the victims and easing the air blockade that it enforces to allow the evacuation of the most seriously wounded for treatment abroad.
But apparently nobody ready the fine print, because the league pulled a swerve and started awarding compensation even in cases where the new hire had been fired by his previous team (but was still under contract).
He was therefore awarded compensation of about £20,000.
They were each awarded compensation of around £5,000.
For instance, JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon was awarded compensation of $23 million in 2011.
"We were awarded compensation but believed the court should have awarded exemplary damages".
That was the number finally awarded compensation by specially created claims tribunals.
