"remaining compensation" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the amount of money or benefits that are still owed or available to someone after a certain point or event. Example: After her resignation, Sarah received her final paycheck and used up her remaining compensation package for unused vacation days.
The Commission for the Indemnity of Looting Victims, a government panel, said France should pay remaining compensation requests of $154 million to the families of Jews whose property was looted in the Nazi occupation of World War II.
Under the agreement, neither the city nor the companies will seek any further review of an order of the Appellate Division First Department, which fixed the remaining compensation for going concern assets at $1,725,325, plus interest in excess of $4.4‐million.
Most of the remaining compensation came from a guarantee given Gerstner when he was hired by IBM from RJR Nabisco in April , 1993 that he would receive $8.125 a share for his RJR stock when he sold it.
It has been speculated that the remaining compensation, up to two-fold, could be mediated by a more general buffering mechanism acting on all genomic regions that are present in single copy [ 16- 19].
After the European Court decision, the major issue remaining is compensation: how much, for whom, in what form, over what period of time.
For those who remain, annual compensation in total is at near-record levels, according to a report released Tuesday by the New York State comptroller.
The case raises awkward questions about why hundreds of British victims remain without compensation six years after health problems associated with Vioxx were uncovered.
The underlying mechanisms of these compensations remain unknown and the compensations are, thus, difficult to evaluate clinically.
He accuses the company of remaining silent on adjusting compensation for victims to reflect inflation and says the fight for justice will continue for the thousands of victims who still endure pain and suffering more than 50 years on.
The remaining chunk of the compensation is expected to resolve a range of investigations from state and federal authorities: a credit union association, the offices of the New York and California attorneys general, federal prosecutors in Pennsylvania and the Justice Department's own civil division.
In June 2001, just six months after his Toronto job was rescinded, a US jury agreed with him that Paxil (Seroxat in the UK), an SSRI manufactured by the British giant GlaxoSmithKline, caused Donald Schell to kill his wife, daughter, granddaughter and himself and awarded the remaining family members £4.2m compensation.
