The phrase "a compromise draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of a document or proposal that incorporates elements from different parties to reach an agreement.
Example: "After several rounds of discussions, we finally produced a compromise draft that satisfied all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a negotiated draft" or "a reconciled draft".
Led by Omurbek Tekebayev, the opposition had threatened mass street protests this week, but after hours of tense talks, Mr. Bakiyev committed to a compromise draft of the Constitution that allows Parliament to elect its own prime minister and cabinet.
And although on Sunday evening, the House Republican leadership threw their support behind a compromise draft of the bailout proposal, the support was not enough.
The House Republican leadership threw their support behind a compromise draft of the bailout proposal after meeting with their members for several hours Sunday evening.
Meanwhile, the two other GPA partners, the two Movement for Democratic Change MDCC) parties (one led by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, the other by Welshman Ncube) refused to budge, contending that representatives from the three parties that were signatories to the GPA had signed the compromise draft constitution that outlined reforms.
In a surprising display of political rebellion, about half the Democrats present and all the Republicans voted for Mr. Paul's bill instead of a compromise measure drafted by Representative Mel Watt, Democrat of North Carolina.
Written by European countries forging a compromise between drafts by Syria and the United States, the measure demands that Israel immediately end the occupation of Mr. Arafat's compound and "cease measures in and around Ramallah including the destruction of Palestinian civilian and security infrastructure".
Another option would be to have a quick vote on the House bill, and assuming it fails, immediately take up either Mr. Reid's bill as a substitute for the House bill — a procedural move that allows it to be voted over the course of the weekend rather than Monday — or perhaps, some form of a compromise measure drafted with Republican senators, for a Saturday vote.
The compromise drafted by Mrs Merkel and Mr Hollande speaks of a "board" involving national authorities.
New York's new regulation and a similar one being adopted by Massachusetts represent a compromise from a draft last summer that was bitterly denounced by environmental groups.
Writing in Think Progress he explains: What the two sides agreed to as a compromise in the draft resolution agreed to on Thursday is elegant in its simplicity and tremendously important for future resolutions.
The 50% threshold was empirically selected as a compromise between tolerating draft genomes with fragmented annotations and avoiding false positive detections due to conserved domains and distant paralogs.
