The phrase "a recent compromise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a compromise or agreement that has been made in the near past.
Example: "The negotiations were challenging, but we finally reached a recent compromise that satisfies both parties."
Alternatives: "a recent agreement" or "a recent settlement".
A recent compromise had reduced the fee from ten cents to five, but he argued that it made no difference.
Yesterday's move, which follows a recent compromise to double the number of firefighters at the site, represents a softening of the administration's stance.
A Virginia public high school will display a page from a history textbook depicting the Ten Commandments, according to a recent compromise.
Just at the moment, in Scotland, the government, the Scottish Executive, the opposition parties, are all of the view for example that a recent compromise reached at the Fisheries Council violates the principle of proportionality.
Just what a more recent compromise with the obstinate Mullah could look like is something Bremer discussed with someone who, of all people, the Bush administration seemed to have lost interest in discussing the Iraq issue: UN Secretary General Kofi Annan.
His operatives slapped down attempts to rerun primaries in Michigan and Florida; a recent party compromise on counting delegates from those states worked to his advantage.
Under a recent Senate compromise, the freeze on fuel-economy standards will remain for another year while the National Academy of Sciences reviews federal fuel-economy policy.
Last week, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) said a recent bipartisan compromise aiming to stabilize insurance markets was "important" and would be "particularly so" if the individual mandate was repealed.
At today's "meeting," they will now attempt to clarify the meaning of the recent compromise agreement on filibusters and/or devise a new agreement more palatable to both parties.
After the most recent compromise reached in February, another renewal seems unlikely.
2. Learn about the recent compromise and continuing debate surrounding filibustersby reading and discussing the article "Justice Choice Could Rekindle Filibuster Fight in the Senate".
