The phrase "allow a compromise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of reaching an agreement or settlement between differing parties or viewpoints.
Example: "In order to move forward with the negotiations, both sides must be willing to allow a compromise on key issues."
Alternatives: "permit a compromise" or "facilitate a compromise."
In that way, the theory goes, no individual can ensure victory for a friend or, say, his own publisher, though it may also lead to gridlock and allow a compromise candidate through.
Asked before the vote Thursday if he would allow a compromise bill to come to a final vote in the House, Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio shrugged and said: "If ands and buts were candy and nuts, every day would be Christmas.
Although the rules of quantum mechanics say that one can never simultaneously know both the size and timing of light waves exactly, they do allow a compromise: It's possible to quantum-manipulate, or "squeeze," light to give more precise knowledge of one at the expense of shakier knowledge of the other.
The choice between stopping treatment or continuation of treatment does not allow a compromise: it is either one or the other.
He said the union had "really prevented meaningful negotiations" among senators that might have allowed a compromise to emerge.
Results demonstrate that FastSLAM2.0 allows a compromise between the computation time and the consistency of the localization results.
It was then considered to be so revealing it was obscene, though a judge later allowed a compromise whereby she could go into the water wearing her revolutionary suit, as long as she was covered by a cape until submerged.
Preservation officials approved a scaled-down plan yesterday to expand the windows of Rockefeller Center's boutique-size shopfronts, allowing a compromise that they believe will maintain the architectural spirit of the tourist magnet.
This point in the image is a heuristic parameter and allows a compromise to be chosen between control stability and smoothness in the response [26].
One solution to cope with the presence of multiple optima is to select an intermediate temperature that allows a compromise among competing physiological processes (e.g., [8]).
When predicting the risk of morbidity in the ICU these two architectures allow a good compromise between ANN capacity in describing training data and generalization power.
