The phrase "compensate at" is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "compensate for" or "compensate with". Example: He tried to compensate with a gift for her lost phone.
For this reason Greenpeace is not alone in believing that Redd should only compensate at the national level.
What's shocking is that the understory can completely compensate, at least in Colorado, for the loss of the big trees".
From which we concluded that physical activity is controlled by the brain, not by the environment – if you're given a big opportunity to exercise at one time of day you'll compensate at another".
Their smaller size allowed the creatures to compensate, at least partially, for the greater demands placed on them by the water chemistry, just as Sifrhippus is thought to have compensated for its hotter surroundings.
In vertebrates, the light-sensitive cells are in the back of the eye and must compensate, at a cost, for light scattering through the lens and other nearby cells.
George Bush proclaimed in his inaugural address the emergence of "a thousand points of light", an effort by Americans everywhere to compensate at local level for services no longer provided by the government.
For example, some types of cancer did not qualify for compensation or were compensated at lower amounts than respiratory illnesses like asthma.
The lawyers are compensated at far below what attorneys can make for less demanding work.
Slave owners would be compensated at market value for those liberated.
"I think top scientists need to be compensated at a different scale in society.
When Daewoo collapsed nearly three years ago, bondholders were compensated at almost full face value.
