The phrase "a compromise note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a written document that outlines an agreement or concession made between parties.
Example: "After several hours of negotiation, we finally drafted a compromise note that satisfied both sides."
Alternatives: "settlement document" or "agreement memo".
"It's a good compromise," notes Alice Rivlin, an early proponent of Medicare vouchers and the former director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Clinton.
Ultimately, the editors settled on an anodyne compromise, noting that the Torah's prohibitions on homosexual relations "have engendered considerable debate" and that Conservative synagogues should "welcome gay and lesbian congregants in all congregational activities".
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But he called the legislation a compromise and noted that the so-called guardian program is voluntary: "If counties do not want to do this, they simply can say no". The state's largest and most urban school districts are expected to do just that.
Hill called his amendment a "compromise" and noted that it would be far less restrictive than a similar provision in a 1980 bill that called for diverting Sacramento River water around the Delta in a peripheral canal for delivery south.
Members of both parties took the floor to push for compromise, noting that the two sides were not far apart on major elements of their deficit-reduction plans.
When Abraham Lincoln lamented the cycles of compromise, noting in 1858 that the "government cannot endure, permanently, half slave and half free," Southerners saw the writing on the wall.
To prove their point, those who saw no connection between contributions and compromise noted that fund raising had almost no impact on the 1986 tax reform law.
This compromise noted that these wines lacked the regulatory rigor of the DOC (Denominazione di Origine Controllata) designation while maintaining a level of quality and regional uniqueness beyond that of a Table Wine.
The secretary of state's office demurred, but as a compromise added a note to its site directing the public to the state GOP's website for changes to the list.
