"grant compensation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase to refer to the act of giving someone money or some other form of remuneration in exchange for a loss or hardship they have suffered. For example: "The court granted compensation to the plaintiff for the damages caused by the defendant."
If a decision is made in your favour, the ombudsman can grant compensation of up to £25,000.
For example, when Washington State passed a law to grant compensation to exonerees who applied within three years, Eldan tracked down those who qualified to make sure they knew about the deadline.
Under the new rule, which applies to veterans of all wars, the department will grant compensation to those with P.T.S.D. if they can simply show that they served in a war zone and in a job consistent with the events that they say caused their conditions.
A French appeal court has upheld a landmark ruling to grant compensation to some 1,700 women who were fitted with defective breast implants.
After hostilities broke out on the frontier between the Americans and the native tribes, culminating in the Battle of Tippecanoe in November 1811, Jennings successfully promoted passage of a bill to grant compensation to veterans of the battle and to give pensions for five years to the widows and orphans of those who were killed.
So far, 768 families have been granted compensation, and the supreme court has ordered the state government to compensate another 203 people.
Since the journalists had not submitted a financial claim they were not granted compensation.
With bonuses and stock grants, compensation can easily double in a few years.
Four have been granted compensation, and five claims have been rejected.
But he said the department would immediately re-examine those and 200 pending claims with the idea of granting compensation.
Gruesome details of the killings surfaced Monday when a Vancouver radio station, CKNW, obtained a copy of a confidential decision by a workplace compensation board granting compensation for post-traumatic stress disorder to an employee who killed the dogs.
