The phrase "compensate it for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "compensate for it."
Example: "The company will compensate for it if the product is defective."
Alternatives: "make up for it" or "reimburse for it."
In February, WilmerHale agreed to pay $18 million to the Medicines Company to compensate it for its legal and lobbying costs.
And it provides the legal basis for the insistence of Lone Pine Resources, an American oil firm, that the Canadian province of Quebec must compensate it for its moratorium on fracking.
Backed by the British, the Dutch and the Nordic countries, the World Bank has successfully convinced its donors to compensate it for writing off loans it could not have collected in full.
The other section invests the papal "nest-egg": the cash Italy's fascist dictator, Benito Mussolini, gave the papacy in 1929 to compensate it for the loss of its territories.
The government will compensate it for any difference between the declared net asset value and the repurchase price, the finance ministry said.
Gruner & Jahr, a majority-owned subsidiary of the media giant Bertelsmann, has asserted that Ms. O'Donnell should compensate it for more than $100 million.
Ms Ansbacher argues, however, that Generali remains liable because East European governments compensated it for the nationalisations.
It cannot compensate its people for their lack of democracy.
You discover what that limitation is, Mr. Edwards says, and you hide it or compensate for it.
"I think we'll be able to compensate for it and overcome it," Phillips said.
More reliable data are obtained, however, by considering the physical reason for the mismatch and experimentally compensate for it.
