The phrase "allows a compromise between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation where two or more parties reach a mutual agreement or find a middle ground.
Example: "The new policy allows a compromise between employee satisfaction and company profitability."
Alternatives: "facilitates a balance between" or "enables a middle ground between".
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].
This novel scheme allows for a compromise between the hardware overhead and the BER performance.
In this way, the procedure allows establishing a compromise between the accuracy of the fitting and the number of parameters, while maintaining a low computational complexity.
The incorporation of methoxypropionitrile allows a good compromise between electrochemical performances and safety issue to be exhibited in a wide temperature range.
The choice between stopping treatment or continuation of treatment does not allow a compromise: it is either one or the other.
The process is assumed to be affected by disturbances of known bounds, and the proposed approach allows to achieve a compromise between the time response of the fault detector and the disturbances attenuation (related to the faults detection threshold).
Conclusions extracted from the experiments together with rough terrain conditions suggested the use of the 250 MHz antenna which allowed a good compromise between target detection and dense grid acquisition of an extensive survey area.
Excluding all markers on the chromosome allowed a reasonable compromise between computational speed and power.
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.
These approaches and tools could allow a reasonable compromise between definitive verification of synaptic identity, time that must be invested in ultrastructural analyses, and accuracy.> -wrap-foot> aFrom step by step protocol 2, Supplementary Methods.
