The phrase "compromise acceptance" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone reluctantly agrees to a compromise in order to reach a resolution or settlement. Example: Despite their differing opinions, the two business partners ultimately reached a compromise acceptance and sealed the deal on their joint venture.
Nationalism not only induces wars but, through the severity of its influence, makes compromise and acceptance of defeat more difficult.
That doesn't sound like much of a compromise but acceptance even just in principle that Greece will need debt leniency is more significant than it sounds.
It's also a finely observed rumination on the necessary imperfection of life — on how hypocrisy, compromise and acceptance creep into our lives and turn strident idealists into kind, loving, fully human adults.
Similarly, it is possible to show whether the responses suggested conceptually (e.g., based on avoidance, choice, compromise, or acceptance and engaging (Jarzabkowski et al. 2013; Lewis 2000; Smith and Berg 1987) were targeted to different categories of competing demands.
This was another case of Einstein's being lucky, for a conflict between the measured redshift and the theoretical value could again have compromised the acceptance of general relativity.
After intensive interactions, compromises and acceptance were reached among the actors and even enabled the growth of mutual respect and feelings of programme ownership.
The decision represents a compromise between wholehearted acceptance and rejection of the computer techniques that are becoming more common in mathematics.
The range of different forms as well as of authoring groups may have further compromised comparability of acceptance and uptake.
The currently accepted thrice-weekly dialysis regimen adopted some four decades ago was not designed to provide optimal patient outcomes, but rather to achieve some kind of compromise between adequacy, patient acceptance and economic factors.
