"compensate for the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a sentence when you want to express the idea of providing some form of recompense or reparation to address a problem. For example, "The company offered additional vacation days to its employees in order to compensate for the problem caused by the delay in salary payments."
So, on the other hand, is low blood pressure, if the body is unable to compensate for the problem.
Few would be willing to buy a house with a leaking roof or a heating system that could fail at any time without at least getting an adjustment in the sale price to compensate for the problem.
Clemens, a right-hander, had fallen into the habit of swinging his left leg in a long arc as he worked from the windup, perhaps to compensate for the problem in his groin.
Primer design can partially compensate for the problem of mutations by specifically designing primers to target small point mutations and large deletions but that requires knowing the sequences of these mutations.
Diversification efforts have helped, but cannot fully compensate for the problems with the core DRAM business".
To compensate for the problems in the MRVGA, the strategy of EI is executed in the MRVGA when no further decrease in cost values has been reached.
Granted, this growth isn't enough to compensate for the problems in the developed world when considering the big picture, but any growth is good considering the poor outlook versus historical norms from the developed economies.
Therefore, the combination of our method and the expression analysis method described above could effectively compensate for the problems that currently exist in both methods.
International human rights law institutions have attempted to compensate for the problems created by progressive realization within available resources in part by developing the norm that states hold irreducible "minimum core" obligations to provide basic and essential health services that are not subject to progressive realization.
In this way, the true relative peak-height for each cross-peak in the 2D-NOESY spectrum was measured while compensating for the problem of the different line-shapes of each proton making peaks appear at first inspection more or less intense than they really were.
Then, adaptive sinusoidal oscillators with output rectification are introduced as the reference frequency regulator to compensate for the RFM problem.
