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The phrase "a compromise would be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential solutions or agreements that involve mutual concessions between parties.
Example: "A compromise would be to agree on a flexible deadline that accommodates both our schedules."
Alternatives: "an agreement could be" or "a solution might be".
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Surely a compromise would be phasing in credible future cuts.
Wall Street was still betting on Monday that a compromise would be reached before then.
Mayor A. C. Wharton said reaching a compromise would be difficult.
Hopes rose that a compromise would be worked out, however small.
Given that both sides have valid concerns, a compromise would be sensible.
To Mr. Fisher's mind, a compromise would be best for all.
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In this context, a vote to substitute a rational compromise would be a vote against recession, major tax increases, mindless spending cuts and diminished American influence abroad.
It doesn't actually provide meaningful support and protections for tenants, especially our elders, who are on such limited budgets," said Jennifer Jameson, a member of the Glendale Tenants Union, adding that an acceptable compromise would be an extended rent freeze.
If it weren't an election year, the makings of a sensible compromise would be obvious.
The most powerful inducement for Mr. Assad to reach an acceptable compromise would be a loss of support from Hezbollah, the Lebanon-based, Iranian-financed Shiite militant group.
A suitable compromise would be to remove the option of a retake, but award the opponent a free ball.
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