The phrase 'finding a compromise between' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when two parties have conflicting interests and are having difficulty reaching agreement. For example, "After many hours of discussion, the two sides were finally able to find a compromise between their differing opinions."
It's about finding a compromise between society, the economy and the environment".
Of the three soloists, Mr. Arden comes closest to finding a compromise between Dylanesque twang and hearty melodiousness.
All over the world there's an issue of finding a compromise between these three players, but [elsewhere] they have decades of experience".
And thanks to all those western management articles applauding Japanese business methods, the foreigners have a decade-long lead in finding a compromise between the two systems.
The Bulletin has published another article to mark the fiftieth anniversary, lauding the largely unsung role of the UN secretary general at the time, U Thant, in finding a compromise between the US and Soviet Union.
For now she remains on the side of the angels, listening to Tyrion and finding a compromise between her initial desire to raze Meereen to the ground and Tyrion's more pragmatic approach.
Therefore, in this sense, the typical problem of finding the minimum energy expenditure path will be altered due to the problem of finding a compromise solution between the individual and predecessor solution that meets the common physiological, social and economic constraints of the group simultaneously and ensures the expected success of all factors.
But finding a compromise may be difficult.
"He's very open to ideas and finding a compromise," he says.
Mr. Riebe said he planned to call Mr. Wassenich in hope of finding a compromise.
They were both aware that finding a compromise for Belichick's services benefited both teams.
