The phrase "an appropriate compromise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a solution or agreement that is acceptable to all parties involved in a negotiation or conflict.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached an appropriate compromise that satisfied both sides."
Alternatives: "a suitable agreement" or "a fair resolution".
But he added that he thought the current designation was an appropriate compromise.
He and his team seemed to think that this was an appropriate compromise, and so after two hours I was riding into Ashgabat.
And if they meet those criteria but they're slightly different than the Senate bill, then I think that we should be able to come up with an appropriate compromise.
Water management will require an appropriate compromise which encompasses ecosystem preservation, economic and public domain activities.
The model order selection can be handled by searching an appropriate compromise between accuracy and network size [18].
These changes are making it increasingly difficult to select protection settings that will be an appropriate compromise for all credible system conditions and contingencies.
Additionally, the high prevalence of BC and the presence of frequent of BRCA1 mutations emphasize the need for improving screening programs and individual testing/counselling a part of screening policies in North African populations though it will be important to find the appropriate compromise between this strategy and the economic constraints inherent to these countries.
The occasionally cramped tubs, the inconvenience of getting to them — these are appropriate compromises for what a pool of thermal water lying bare on the earth's surface affords: immersion into something ancient and primordial.
A Pareto front is constructed which enables designers to explore appropriate compromises between designs with low pressure drop and those with low thermal resistance.
Find appropriate compromises that meet the market where it is but still fulfill your mission needs, and that also allow you the flexibility to refine and deepen your mission over time.
Also in some circumstances appropriate compromises between existing and recommended practices can be suggested for areas of care met with particular resistance.
