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The phrase "a better compromise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a solution or agreement that improves upon a previous compromise or situation.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached a better compromise that satisfied both parties."
Alternatives: "an improved agreement" or "a more favorable settlement".
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Now we have a better compromise.
Equitable tax credits would offer a better compromise.
"It's incredibly short-sighted and there should be a better compromise".
Harbinson said he hoped his second draft in the coming weeks, would find a better compromise.
Tucker acknowledged it was "a very difficult situation" for people on bail, and added that a limit of 56 days could be a better compromise.
In Concacaf it is admittedly difficult to integrate so many international matches into the MLS schedule, but a better compromise needs to be made somewhere.
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But that's a much better compromise.
RNAup and IntaRNA, which rely on RNA folding, show a slightly better compromise between sensitivity and specificity.
As a consequence, we can better compromise between noise reduction and speech distortion.
This architecture seems to provide a better time area compromise than previous scalable hardware.
Therefore, we try to find the better compromise between data samples and smoothness.
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