The phrase 'extensive salary' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the amount of compensation that someone receives for their job. For example, "The CEO of the company was awarded an extensive salary for their work."
For the Options Group, which is primarily an executive search business, one advantage of interviewing thousands of Wall Street employees a year is accumulating extensive salary information.
Salaries are reviewed on a yearly basis to ensure they are in line with acceptable standards in Africa, using various indicators, from cost-of-living indexes for the region to extensive salary surveys.
H. P. has spent the last year reworking E.D.S.'s cost structure through extensive layoffs and salary cuts.
Another of Mr Scott's initiatives provides extensive pension and salary information for state employees.Some complain that by posting such information Mr Scott, whose budgets have trimmed Florida's already lean workforce, is stoking public anger against state employees and their generous pensions.
A more extensive look at M.L.S. salary figures is available here.
The production costs on the first installment, including actors' salaries and extensive post-production special effects, were about $93 million, they said.
It provides salary incentives and extensive training to healthcare workers.
Nirantar conceived of the project in 2002 and provided extensive training, editorial support, and a salary to the women.
Above the Law, a legal-news Web site, also has extensive coverage of developments in lawyer salary structures.
If the Times wants to cite Finland's teacher education success, they should be supporting high-quality, extensive university preparation programs and sustainable salaries rather than fast-track schemes.
And under terms of a settlement ending a lawsuit by the State of New Jersey that questioned his $1.1 million salary, the institute has accepted extensive governance changes that will stiffen oversight of its financial management.
