"remuneration model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, you might use it to refer to a system or plan for compensation or payment. For example: "The company's remuneration model is based on performance metrics."
But part of me has to admit that the dynamics of the practice, the eat-what-you-kill remuneration model, makes a law firm inherently fragile.
But the bank remuneration model doesn't chime with this standard model of the economic behavior of firms.
With the introduction of the amended Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) 2014, this approach was further extended by making direct marketing mandatory except for small plants, while elevating the market premium scheme to the standard remuneration model.
As can be expected for a global, highly diversified PSF, Capgemini's remuneration system "is based on common principles, applied in a decentralized way and tailored to local job market conditions and regulations to reward performance with a remuneration model that is motivating yet flexible" (Capgemini 2009b, 33).
and (c) What have been the reported effects of the remuneration model?
Previous studies have shown that remuneration model, team structure, information technology infrastructure, and physician panel size all have an impact on quality of care [ 7, 33- 35].
Remuneration models for this type of course investment were also discussed.
Components of the concept are a comprehensive environmental information base with prioritised goals and targets (available in Germany from landscape planning) and new remuneration models, which complement conventional compensation payments that are based upon predetermined measures and cost.
Physician remuneration models and pay for performance incentives may improve benchmark levels of chronic disease performance measures.
Further studies should focus on medical education and continuing education as well as the impact of different remuneration models.
Presently, pharmacies are facing decreasing profit margins, with new remuneration models that are mostly strangling the smaller pharmacies.
