The phrase 'commensurate by' is not correct in written English.
You could use 'commensurate with' instead. Example: His salary was commensurate with his experience and qualifications.
If that does not happen, there may come a point when Mr. Kerry and President Obama will have to decide whether it continues to make sense to invest this level of energy in this project indefinitely without a commensurate commitment by Israel and the Palestinians.
It also warns that strength of the UK's fintech ecosystem could be flipped into a commensurate weakness by the negative network effects of Brexit.
In the last ten years, we have seen considerable turbulence in financial markets and commensurate actions by the US Federal Reserve have necessarily impacted upon Latin America.
And yet, we are still waiting for a commensurate response by the Aquino administration to such brazen strangulation of Philippines' manufacturing potentials, which ultimately rely on, among other things, the affordable availability of power and energy resources.
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It's about talent, served by commensurate desire and concentration — and joy.
Clearly, of course, any big payout for him would have been justified by commensurate returns for shareholders.
"It is crucial to ensure that the spectacular advancements in educational attainment among youth in recent years are matched by commensurate decent work opportunities".
But as Toronto pulled away in extra-time, Seattle fans were left contemplating not only a unique home advantage lost, but an almost commensurate one gained by TFC.
They have also changed House rules to ensure that all increases in spending are offset by commensurate cuts, rather than increases in tax.
