The phrase "as it compromises" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation where something is at risk or negatively affected due to a particular action or condition.
Example: "We cannot proceed with the plan as it compromises the safety of our team."
Alternatives: "since it jeopardizes" or "because it undermines".
Also apparent is boxing's adaptability, as it compromises tradition and veers off known paths to survive before eventually thriving once more.
It's obviously not something you want to have happen as it compromises eye integrity.
The eSchoolbag has great potential in tailoring instruction and maximizing students' learning performance, as it compromises the ideas of student-centered, project-based and problem-based learning within technology-rich environments (Grubelnik, 2016).
Following the publication of the photos, the government has issued a statement, saying that newspapers are within their rights to publish photos of the estate but "zooming into safety and security features... is a challenge as it compromises national security".
It is an abuse of power designed to skew election results as it compromises the integrity of our democracy.
In either case, revealing genome data has consequences beyond the individual, as it compromises the privacy of family members.
REUTERS Illinois Sues Standard & Pooror's | The state's attorney general accused Standard & Poor's of misleading investors as it compromised its independence in order to gain market share, the Associated Press reports.
A low level of glutathione may affect the oxidative stress response as it compromise the activity of Gpo that uses glutathione as electron donor.
Of note, the effect of combined knockdown/inhibition of Mcl-1+Bcl-2+Bcl-XL on TRAIL sensitivity could not be studied as it compromised hFb basal viability.
The concept of " pushing the line" (i.e. consulting as many patients as possible to address the long queues), was expressed as a concern as it compromised patient care.
As always, it compromised its subject.
