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The phrase "agreed to a compromise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation where two or more parties have reached a mutual agreement that involves concessions from each side.
Example: "After several hours of negotiation, both sides finally agreed to a compromise that satisfied their main concerns."
Alternatives: "reached a settlement" or "came to an agreement".
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Under Western pressure, Mr. Karzai recently agreed to a compromise.
(In January, Wales agreed to a compromise: "erotic photography").
The airline and labor unions agreed to a compromise settlement to the dispute this week.
In May, after 18 months of deadlock, Lebanon's warring factions agreed to a compromise.
The six-week strike ended in June after the Ver.di union agreed to a compromise reduction.
A "gang" of seven Republican and seven Democratic senators agreed to a compromise that avoided filibusters and any rules changes.
Even after Taylor's lawyers agreed to a compromise solution, the musicians were still going through their own crisis.
However, the summiteers agreed to a compromise deal that ends farm export subsidies by the United States and the European Union by 2013.
By late last week, the Republicans and Mr. Dayton agreed to a compromise, which involves borrowing some $1.4 billion to pay for services Mr. Dayton insisted on continuing.
And the trading commission, the people said, agreed to a compromise: the bank would admit committing only one day of bad acts.
The struggle brought about the stock market panic of 1901, and the warring factions agreed to a compromise, banding together to form the Northern Securities Company.
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