"poor compensation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write: "Although I put in a lot of effort on the project, I received poor compensation for my work."
Those forced from their homes often complain of poor compensation.
This ultimately results in poor compensation of PQ distortions at the point of common coupling.
This might be poor compensation, but it is one that I, too, try to believe in.
Each of these cases reflects a particular outrage against poor compensation practices.
However, Pullman exploited their difficult situation by demanding long hours of hard work with poor compensation.
This was poor compensation for the loss of the southern Dobruja and of the Bulgarian exarchate in Macedonia.
Washington, D.C.--Shoddy working conditions, poor mentoring, and "embarrassingly inadequate" compensation for Ph.D. scientists are unfortunate but long-standing traits of the postdoctoral workforce, the National Academy of Sciences reported earlier this week.
In Uganda, poor working conditions and inadequate compensations were the major factors affecting job satisfaction and morale of health workers [ 23].
"Could be worse" is poor rhetorical compensation for "Yes we can".
One hypothesis is that incongruent pairing of a textural cue with a post-ingestive outcome compromises this process, leading to poor energy compensation.
Supposedly, women with migraine have poor vascular compensation mechanisms in stress situations like pregnancy, leading in return to a higher incidence of vascular complications [91].
