"is more compatible with" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "Her lifestyle is more compatible with the colder climates of northern Europe."
My spirit is more compatible with New York.
It is more compatible with the concrete matrix and it is environment friendly.
This conceptualization is more compatible with geochemical and geothermal data than the previous model.
IGZO transistor arrays are cheaper to make, and the manufacturing method is more compatible with larger screens.
Sony, Yamaha, Ricoh, Hewlett-Packard, Philips, RCA and Mitsubishi are backing DVD+RW, which they say is more compatible with existing DVD players than Panasonic's DVD-RAM format.
The TV prior is more compatible with the abrupt spatial variation in the refractive index field caused by the flame front.
Most sociologists prefer the social structure approach and regard structuralism as philosophical that is, more compatible with the humanities than with the social sciences.
It is more compatible with egalitarian, democratic values than polygamy is, and it has various advantages -- including sheer economic efficiency -- over single-parent child rearing.
This epoxy resin is more compatible with PBT than with PA66 but the reactivity of the former is slower than that of the latter.
Using this new definition not only is more compatible with the equity issue, but also helps to eliminate the nonlinearity of the problem.
Still, as the names of potential 2008 presidential candidates begin to get tossed around, you can't blame us for looking forward to having someone in the Oval Office who is more compatible with our needs.
