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"a compromise of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been negotiated or agreed upon in a way that satisfies all parties involved. It can also be used to imply that there has been a trade-off or sacrifice made in order to reach an agreement. Example: The new policy was a compromise of the different opinions held by the committee members.
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A compromise, of sorts, was reached.
They have reached a compromise, of sorts.
A compromise of sorts was achieved.
Then yesterday, the Government broached a compromise of sorts.
Labor has offered a compromise of 33,500 gigawatt hours.
In the end, the agency found a compromise of sorts.
As the saga unfolded, a compromise of sorts was reached.
It's a compromise, of course, but nothing works perfectly.
"I can definitely see it being a compromise of one's pride".
"But it is a compromise of the LC Hs existing status," says Phil Bruce of the LSE.
In a compromise of sorts, the length of the show may change, but only on television.
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