The phrase "available compromise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or solutions that can be agreed upon by different parties in a negotiation or conflict resolution context.
Example: "After hours of discussion, we finally reached an available compromise that satisfied both sides."
Alternatives: "feasible agreement" or "acceptable solution".
The question now was whether New Labour represented the best available compromise between egalitarian ideals and an electorate that did not seem to have a high socialism count in its bloodstream.
Dr. Baker, a firm believer that sperm competition occurs in people, argues that women look for men to provide both resources and good genes, and the obvious strategy is to choose the best available compromise candidate as a husband.
Women who make sex too readily available compromise the power-holding position of the group, which is why many women are particularly intolerant of women who are, or seem to be, promiscuous".
However, it remains the only available compromise to end the political deadlock.
The available data compromises more than one million job title and location combinations — the kind of market data previously only available to large corporations due to its expense, says Adzuna.
Other than making supreme efforts to free current prisoners held by ISIS by any means available, no compromises can ever be made with this extremist group.
While much is known about the experiences and needs of family caregivers prior to the death [ 4, 5], less is known about the effect of caregiving on bereavement outcome [ 6, 7], and the literature that is available is compromised by three methodological limitations.
Therefore, it is of interest that the activity of the enzyme cytochrome P450 3A, involved in biotransformation of more than half of all drugs currently available, is compromised in patients with an elevated C-reactive protein concentration (Rivory et al, 2002; Slaviero et al, 2003).
The argument of the conventioneers was that they had considered all possible questions, and had achieved the best compromise available.
But Representative Collin C. Peterson, the Minnesota Democrat who heads the Agriculture Committee, said the bill was the best compromise available and over all was "good for America".
