The phrase "a compromise wording" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a phrasing that seeks to find a middle ground or agreement between differing viewpoints or parties.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally settled on a compromise wording that satisfied both sides."
Alternatives: "a conciliatory phrasing" or "a middle-ground expression".
The leading figures of the so-called liberal forces in the constituent assembly subscribed to and signed a document containing compromise wording for the most contentious articles of the draft constitution, before withdrawing from the assembly and claiming that somehow the Islamists tricked them into signing the paper.
What did happen was that the Soviets agreed to compromise wording in a joint statement that finessed the S.D.I. question for now.
The compromise wording, brokered by a French member of the European Parliament, Catherine Trautmann, said such a judgment must be approved by an "independent and impartial tribunal".
After months of acrimonious debate, Spitzer and the psychoanalysts were able to reach a compromise: the word "neurosis" was retained in discreet parentheses in three or four key categories.
As a compromise, the words "Songs by Jim Steinman" appear relatively prominently on the cover.
As a compromise, the word "Croatian" was included in its official title and Croatian Catholic officers were recruited.
As a compromise, the word "Croatian" was included in its official title and some Croatian Catholic officers were recruited.
The diplomats said Turkey and Israel were eager to find a compromise over the wording of the report by a United Nations committee that is led by former Prime Minister Geoffrey Palmer of New Zealand and has Turkish and Israeli representatives.
The agreement, a victory for the nation's credit card companies and other lenders, came after members of a conference committee reached a compromise on the wording of an abortion-rights provision.
Turkish diplomats have been holding talks with an Israeli team led by strategic affairs minister Moshe Ya'alon, with the aim of agreeing a compromise on the wording of the UN report into last year's incident.
