The phrase "commensurate with effort" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something is equal to or in proportion with the amount of effort put into it. Example: "The employees received bonuses that were commensurate with their effort and contribution to the company's success."
The massive partnering efforts of US combat forces with ISF isn't yielding benefits commensurate with the effort and is now generating its own opposition.
Providing a modest level of effort to assist such individuals may well yield benefits that are more than commensurate with the effort expended.
While implementing this program will require a long-term effort, involving the active contribution of many stakeholders and a substantial investment of government funds, the rewards are likely to be commensurate with the effort.
The goal seems daunting, but the consensus was that the prize would be commensurate with the effort invested, given the importance of molecular machines and functional networks in biology and medicine.
He expects a payback commensurate with his efforts.
Although the American Society of Plant Biologists and other plant societies are working very hard to recruit and reward minority plant researchers, the results are not commensurate with their efforts.
A career within the pharmaceutical industry is well-structured, with benefits commensurate with experience and effort.
It is considered both ethical and just to compensate research subjects commensurate with their time, effort and level of risk for making a greater contribution to society than to themselves.
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Nearly 90% of all respondents cited level of funding or compensation commensurate with the time and effort associated with the clinical trial as extremely or very important in influencing the decision to participate.
