"compromised resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe an agreement or resolution that has been altered or changed in order to accommodate different parties or interests. For example, "After many hours of negotiation, the parties finally reached a compromised resolution."
This strategy compromised resolution within clearcuts, but achieved a more balanced design (inside clearcuts: n = 100 plots; outside clearcuts: n = 117 plots), while satisfying the assumption of independence among observations for statistical analyses (i.e., the Mann–Whitney U test).
The 22 species of Salix presented a particularly dramatic case of compromised resolution.
Shorter chromatographic run times of 20 minutes total analysis time (30 min cycle time) resulted in compromised resolution of compounds and cross-contamination in the following samples due to wrap-around of high boiling constituents.
This conclusion is based on the observation that experimental elevation of apoptotic cell load at the wound site resulted in increased inflammatory response; and iii) impaired dead cell clearance activity in diabetic wound macrophages compromises resolution of inflammation in diabetic wounds.
44 We cannot, therefore, comment on regions of BOLD signal change that did not lie in the vicinity of an electrode, and given these limitations, we considered that the use of an 8mm smoothing kernel in the fMRI data would not significantly compromise resolution.
However, it was a non-endoscopic imaging system and compromised spectral resolution by using eleven 4 nm bandwidth filters to select illumination wavelengths in the range from 450 nm to 700 nm.
Just before the Senate acted on this compromise resolution, the White House sought one last change.
His amendment was defeated but another compromise resolution, based on a report by Austrian Stefan Schennach, was passed.
Britain and France did not vote at all, with each saying it had requested more time to work out a compromise resolution.
(Last week, Democrats agreed to a milder, compromise resolution, sponsored by the Republican Warner; Lieberman still opposed it).
A signer could vigorously "oppose" a tax increase and yet vote for it as part of a compromise resolution.
