"compensation degree" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the amount of compensation that someone has been given for something, such as the cost of fixing a problem or the amount of money that a worker has been paid. For example: "After the damage caused by the storm, the insurance company awarded a high compensation degree to the homeowner."
Factor analysis and Gini coefficients were used to evaluate degree of income inequality and insurance compensation level.
When asked whether teachers with graduate degrees should receive extra compensation for their degrees, he said, "I don't want highly qualified teachers in the classroom.
It is a measure of β-cell compensation for the degree of insulin resistance.
(PharmD student 1) "The Pharmacy Council should prepare salary or compensation for our degree.
(Academic member 12) (Note: exchange rates on 08/03/2015; 1 GBP = 48.967 THB and 1 USD =32.570 THB) "The Pharmacy Council should prepare salary or compensation for our degree.
A longer duration of the sequence of events may characterize the development of diabetes in individuals who had increased insulin resistance and, to a certain extent, adequate secretory capacity (appropriate compensation for the degree of insulin resistance).
Looking at the big picture, the case for grad school seems indisputable: in 2009, the median salary of master's recipients was nearly 25 percent more than that of colleagues with only a bachelor's, according to a report released in May by Dr. Carnevale that analyzed never-before-gathered Census Bureau data on compensation by major and degree level.
Yongkang's government also does little to enforce a statutory schedule of worker compensation pegged to the degree of injury.
With her impressive victory in the Investec Oaks, Taghrooda provided a series of landmarks, a degree of compensation and some emotional comfort.
The change in position of series capacitor and different degree of compensation has been discussed.
