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A simple eigenvalue representation result that justifies the celebrated phase compensation principle, from algebraic point of view, is presented. The result generalizes phase compensation principle, it appears as a stability criterion, applicable to multi-machine systems. It allows us to find compensation angle for machines individually. Furthermore, the problem of gain coordination is also reduced to a polynomial optimization problem with only several variables and constraints.