The phrase "actual compromise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a genuine or real agreement reached between parties after negotiation or discussion.
Example: "After hours of discussion, we finally reached an actual compromise that satisfied both sides."
Alternatives: "genuine agreement" or "real settlement".
Unfortunately, in the negotiations leading up to the meeting in Copenhagen, little of that actual compromise and negotiation actually took place.
That might help make it clear where things actually stand, and what an actual compromise between Democrats and Republicans would look like.(Photo credit: AFP).
Garnham said it related to a "perception of inappropriate relationships, not actual compromise of independence".
For more reasonable Republicans, however, it may create an opportunity for actual compromise.
They believe so deeply and fervently in it that they see no need for either message massage or actual compromise.
So far, in fact, there has been zero interest in actual compromise on any of those issues, despite extended hands from the White House.
The actual budget compromise would be considered sometime next week.
However, this would entail swapping cities, moving from the ideal to the actual, a compromise which Raphael rejects.
The recent trend of shoes that look amazing but seriously compromise actual walking troubles me.
In those cases, there are large deviations between the estimated frequency and the actual frequency, which compromise the accuracy of other parameters whose estimators are frequency dependent.
WASHINGTON -- House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) offered conciliatory words but no actual signs of compromise Friday at his first post-election press conference, reiterating the Republican Party's opposition to raising any taxes to deal with the country's debt and deficit.
