"declined compensation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of refusing or rejecting payment or financial compensation. Example: The CEO of the company declined compensation for his work, stating that he was honored to be able to contribute to the success of the company. In this example, the CEO chose not to receive any payment for his work, possibly due to personal reasons or a sense of fulfillment from his job.
"Just to be clear about this, I was actually declined compensation over two years ago.
The data demonstrate that there were some participants who were taken aback and adamantly declined compensation.
With a similar sense of generosity, Stryker, Thomas, and Unna donated time or money to charity, and Bovie declined compensation for his eponymous achievement.
Ordinarily, when profits decline compensation declines, but at Dewey & LeBoeuf many of the partners with contracts had been promised their full compensation.
"To date, rising business earnings expectations and declining compensation for risk have more than offset" the effect of higher rates, he said.
Doctors are forced to see more and more patients because of soaring malpractice premiums, which increased by as much as 25percentt last year, and declining compensation rates for medical services.
But absent that organisation, there is no reason why businesses would not keep extracting the most from every worker, with declining real compensation.
He cited the difficulty of obtaining financing, the loss of jobs on Wall Street, declining bonus compensation and a possible softening of demand from foreigners as factors that will likely cast a shadow over the real estate market in the Hamptons.
As vice chairman, from 1998 tp 2000, a period during which Mr. Sidgmore said his WorldCom compensation declined along with his responsibilities, Mr. Sidgmore's compensation included stock options on 2.4 million shares.
He declined to award compensation to the store however, and appeared to express some sympathy with the protesters.
Wages also appeared to tick up, according to the report, though compensation declined when adjusted for inflation.
