The phrase "compromising place" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a location or situation that puts someone in a difficult or compromising position. Here is an example sentence: "I accidentally left my phone unlocked in a compromising place, and now my friend is scrolling through all my embarrassing photos."
Dual-Career Couples: A Compromising Situation.
In 2003 the world seemed to be experiencing an epochal realignment, which for Britain meant compromising its place in Europe and embracing outright Atlanticism.
Consequently, a significant drop of performances takes place, compromising definitely the mechanical stability of the joint.
It's not ok to post pictures of girls passed out in compromising positions or places.
This incident prompted Crass to set up their own independent record label, Crass Records, to prevent Small Wonder from being placed in a compromising position and to retain editorial control over their material.
These constraints can be put in place without compromising progress.
The beauty of Hinduism lies in its adaptability to time and place without compromising its eternal truths.
As a result, in these genomes switching from base pairing to base stacking as the dominating mechanism in DNA stability can take place without compromising stability and function of the encoded proteins.
Keep moving, to avoid getting caught in a compromising position, but also keep an eye out for good places your team might be able to guard and stay safe in.
So I'm left to hope (though not expect) that an initial show of flexibility, like the kind previewed in the Politico piece, would buy a President Romney enough goodwill to ultimately push through a tax reform/entitlement reform/reform of health care reform trifecta, while compromising on the various places where the official House G.O.P. agenda is either implausible or unwise.
