"compromise decision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a decision that has been reached through compromise or negotiation. Example: After much debate and discussion, the board of directors finally came to a compromise decision on the new budget.
In the optimization process, the compromise decision support problem (cDSP) strategy was used.
The two important constructs in the DSP technique are compromise decision support problems (cDSPs) and selection decision support problems (sDSPs).
The head of the Russian Olympic Committee, Alexander Zhukov, called the IOC announcement a "compromise decision" made under "colossal pressure".
He'd reached a compromise decision: he would eat a little, have a drink, and leave the rest for later — he could figure it out then.
When Britain finally left the Persian Gulf and when the United Arab Emirates achieved political independence (December 1971), a compromise decision made Abu Dhabi the provisional national capital.
For PWC, the SEC's compromise decision means that it has time to consider other options for its consulting arm without having to sell it under regulatory pressure.
The former typically introduces excessive simplification in the decision space and subjectivity, the latter leads to extensive numerical effort and postpones the compromise decision-making.
Was it one of the Booker's famous compromise decisions?
This incentive drives arbitrators towards making compromise decisions that split the disputed amount between the parties.
A coalition government comprising mono-racial parties in which party leaders privately brokered compromise decisions was thought more stable and better suited to Malayan politics.
As with most such compromise decisions, Obama's announcement drew attacks from both sides, with Republicans and other hawks saying that he was putting Afghanistan at risk by too rapid a withdrawal while some liberal Democrats said he was moving too slowly to bring the war to an end.
