The phrase "a compromise among" is correct and usable in written English when you are talking about reaching an agreement between multiple parties.
For example, "After much debate, the two sides reached a compromise among themselves."
The talks are part of an effort to find a compromise among farmers, anglers and environmentalists.
The order today was a compromise among the Democrats, and was hammered out after weeks of intense negotiations.
Mr. Stern said the next step was to attempt to reach a compromise among officials, residents, historical groups and descendants.
The selection of Mr. Kelly represented something of a compromise among the partners that own the business.
If anything, the bill -- radically shortchanged from an initial committee proposal -- undermines negotiations to find a compromise among competing insurance, business and labor interests.
Australia could, however, play a role in reaching a compromise among the big players in the unlikely event these countries were open to negotiation.
He is a compromise candidate among Iraq's warring groups, which include two opposing factions within what is still called the Shiite alliance.
In July this group was successful in forcing the White House and Democratic leaders to accept a compromise that, among other things, allows doctors and hospitals to negotiate their own payment rates under a government-run insurance plan.
A bill that reflects a necessary compromise among Democrats is bound to be stronger than one that reflects an unnecessary compromise between Democrats and Republicans.
In the multi-objective optimization, the objectives to be optimized are usually in conflict, and the goal is to find a good trade-off of solutions representing a possible compromise among them.
It represents a savvy compromise among the sincerity of Adele, the coherence of Beyoncé, and the commercial appeal of electronic dance music.
