The phrase "compensate the amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of making up for a specific quantity or value, often in financial contexts.
Example: "The company agreed to compensate the amount lost due to the error in billing."
Alternatives: "reimburse the amount" or "make up for the amount."
Thus, the amount of mandibular rotation would be limited as the mandibular molars eruption compensating the amount of mandibular counterclockwise rotation.
CO2 sunk by sugarcane crops in following year compensates the amount of CO2 and CO (that once in atmosphere rapidly transforms in CO2) emitted by burning.
If one party has made reasonable reliance to his detriment on the assurances/promises of the other party, the court may apply an equitable doctrine of Promissory Estoppel to award the non-breaching party a Reliance damages to compensate the party for the amount suffered as a result of the party's reasonable reliance on the agreement.
In the settlement, the nation's leading cigarette makers agreed to pay $206 billion to 46 states to compensate for the amount they paid through Medicaid for illnesses related to smoking.
Byrne says the increase in the tax threshold will not compensate for the amount of money people will lose from these measures.
January 7 , 20133.16pm GMT Byrne says the IFS is very clear about the fact that the rise in the income tax threshold will not compensate for the amount families will lose.
A one-year moratorium would be declared on any decision to sell the wooded parcel, during which time the board would try to find alternative sources to compensate for the amount credited to the fund.
At the beginning of operation, the inclusion of a burnable poison regulates the extra reactivity that has been built into the fuel to compensate for the amount of fuel consumed.
Stock levels depend on whether wholesalers can meet demand; wholesalers rely on distributors, who in return rely on farms; farms often grow more than buyers need, which can compensate for the amount of produce picked that is deemed not sellable – and that's not taking into account the fruit and vegetables spoiled during transportation.
