The phrase "compromise of integrity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation in which someone's integrity has been hurt, usually by some kind of unethical or dishonest behavior. For example: "The business lost its customers' trust when it was discovered that executive forged signatures, resulting in a significant compromise of integrity."
His 1980 book, "The Mind of Watergate: An Exploration of the Compromise of Integrity," focused on the psychological mechanics of what he said was the American public's tendency to be "gullible or easily seduced, and susceptible to leaders of questionable character".
It also raises many questions about ethics, about whether being in a direct commercial relationship with an audience somehow constitutes a compromise of integrity.
In all this, the sad realization, and here's that gut check that should signal a compromise of integrity or ethics, the very funding many individuals and organizations are allotted is predicated upon deficit model thinking where those being served are viewed first and most prominently as victims.
"I don't think there will be a huge impact on people's perception of the anonymity of Tor as there was no real compromise of the integrity or security of Tor".
High levels of venoarterial blood flow early on may have adverse consequences, including compromise of graft integrity and impairment of left ventricular emptying due to excessive afterload.
The first microscopic changes are thickening of the retinal capillary basement membrane and degeneration of pericytes, both of which compromise the integrity of the capillary wall, followed by pericyte loss.
Neutrophils from septic patients exert dramatic compromise of endothelial barrier integrity.
Past practices of the CIA compromise the integrity of this committee and undermine the ability of committee members to fulfill our oversight obligations as members to the Select Committee.
There is increasing evidence that perioperative use of NSAIDs may compromise the integrity of intestinal anastomoses.
Reduction of Agrin expression could compromise the integrity of the blood-brain barrier, possibly resulting in uncontrolled immune cell infiltration.
