The phrase 'compromise on performance' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most often used to describe a situation where two parties have to make concessions in order to reach an agreement. For example: "The two sides eventually reached a deal after making compromises on performance."
It would compromise on performance and maybe you'd have to pay more.
As with all thin laptop designs, there's also some compromise on performance.
The hybrid version of the Civic achieves 48 miles per gallon, a 37% improvement over a comparable conventional Civic .Consumers will buy environmentally friendly cars provided there is no compromise on performance".Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive, a "full" hybrid system, is much more complex.
Those that are small compromise on performance, by not giving users the ability for immersive experiences.
Thus we get a stable desired value of CI with minimal compromise on performance.
Each part of the system has minimized cost without any compromise on performance.
Perhaps early computer buyers would have compromised on performance to save money, but it was not the processors that were costing them.
Smart power and Hi-Def performance The Aspire One 532G makes no compromise on great performance and battery life; it mobilizes online Hi-Def computing, at the same time lowers power consumption for longer-lasting battery.
Taking channel mass transfer performance and pressure gradients into consideration as well, the analyses indicate that regular hexagonal channels offer the best compromise on overall performance, with minimization of the wall thickness being the key design objective.
It was big and strong but that meant it had to compromise on pure performance but at the time that was the best way to do it.
That's the real benefit of the Surface Go – you don't compromise on apps, performance, or size and all of it is specially tuned to the software it runs.
