The phrase "gain compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing receiving payment or restitution for a loss, injury, or service.
Example: "After the accident, she sought to gain compensation for her medical expenses."
Alternatives: "receive compensation" or "obtain compensation".
Finally, gain compensation and multi-band blending are optionally used as offline steps to compensate for photometric defects and seams caused by misregistrations.
Most are pranks by children seeking attention; some are murkier attempts by parents to gain compensation.
It took an act of Congress and a treaty with Mexico to gain compensation for their merchandise.
"North Koreans must understand that they will not be able to gain compensation by provoking a crisis," Mr. Lee said.
Modern technology lets you use various tools (such as audio compression and gain compensation) to make sure every song on an album sounds absolutely as loud as possible.
Has gone close twice since stepping up to seven furlongs and can gain compensation for a luckless run here earlier in the month.
She knew only too well that asbestos-related deaths are still rising and that gaining compensation remains as fraught as ever.
This paper reports the design and testing of a 64 channel digital imaging system which consists of an analog front-end pulser/receiver, 64 channels of Time-Gain Compensation (TGC), 64 channels of high-speed digitizer as well as a beamformer.
Social justice in Yarloop would have a number of dimensions and for many this required gaining compensation for harm done by Alcoa.
As a young man from a rural Montana family with six siblings, my hope of a college education was predicated on gaining compensation for either my academic or athletic prowess.
In Norway, for example, workers led the struggle for fair employment laws, gaining compensation for accidents in 1894, unemployment in 1906, and illness in 1909.
