The phrase "partial bonus" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a bonus that is not a full amount, but rather a portion or fraction of the total bonus that was expected or promised. Example: "Due to the company's financial struggles, employees will only receive a partial bonus this year instead of the usual full amount." Another example: "The contract states that the employee is entitled to a partial bonus based on their performance review."
Employees earned huge partial bonuses anyway, and no one went to jail.
Benmosche didn't like that the government criticized AIG for paying lavish "partial" bonuses to hundreds of employees.
HSBC has staged a partial climbdown over a controversial bonus plan for its chairman in order to quell a damaging revolt from its biggest shareholders.
PARIS, Feb. 14 (Agence France-Presse) — Attendants at the Louvre were on a partial strike Wednesday, demanding a bonus for the stress of marshaling tens of thousands of daily visitors past the Mona Lisa.
Advertised in Jewish publications or through word of mouth, relocation bonuses have included partial down payments on homes, discounted yeshiva tuition, repayment of student loans and even free memberships to the Jewish dating Web site JDate.
Interestingly, the Newark school contract, for instance, provides partial tuition reimbursement and a $10,000 teacher bonus for certification training, and Relay is the only certified training program available under that contract.
Bonus type was selected as a significant factor (p = 0.05) with a partial R2 of 0.058, meaning that the difference in bonus system explained about 6% of the variation in unnecessary care.
The bank is poised to stage a partial climbdown over plans to pay Douglas Flint a bonus in shares of up to £2.25m.
The fact that it was the Jets who selected him became a bonus because of his New Jersey roots, although his family is partial to the Eagles, living about 25 minutes from Philadelphia.
Mr. Thain, when asked if the worsened results would have lowered bonuses, avoided answering the question last week, according to a partial transcript of his session with Mr. Cuomo's office.
