The phrase "a more compatible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the compatibility of two or more items, suggesting that one is better suited or more harmonious with another.
Example: "After testing several software options, we found that this version is a more compatible solution for our existing systems."
Alternatives: "a better fit" or "a more suitable".
E&Y and KPMG seem to be a more compatible couple than the free-wheeling Coopers and the slightly more staid Price Waterhouse.
When asked why, then, the Met did not schedule an opera with a more compatible set, Mr. Gelb said it made sense to bring back "Tosca" because of the investment in rehearsal time.
The upper crust builds thick inhibitions around its would-be writers; a live father and a more compatible husband might have kept Wharton's rather dour, frequently satiric genius sealed in a carapace of good manners and amateurish diffidence.
And this past year, to foster a more compatible environment in the wake of the incident, Rutgers started gender-neutral housing, in which male, female and transgender students can share a room.
Four years after their cage-match battle for the presidency, the rivals-turned-allies proved a more compatible team than either might have imagined when Mrs. Clinton first accepted his invitation to join the cabinet.
The latter unique size allowed us to compare our DRP based finite element method (FEM) simulations at a more compatible scale and higher image resolution.
Additionally, it's not clear that a hypothetical "ought" is any more compatible with a naturalistic worldview than a categorical one.
Finally, we identify a mutation in septin Cdc3 that restores the high-temperature assembly competence of a mutant allele of septin Cdc10, likely by adopting a conformation more compatible with nucleotide-free Cdc10.
But if we are going to keep IMD, we could at least update it, and make it a bit more compatible with IWD.
"Touch makes interfaces a lot more compatible and easy to use, in addition to the fact that the web is moving into the living room and offers new connections," Bilton told me.
Some researchers give credit to natural selection, where mutations outside of human control make some members of a species more compatible to human cultivation or companionship.
