"look for compromise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to try to find a solution or agreement that satisfies both sides in a disagreement or conflict. Example: In order to resolve the dispute, the two parties must be willing to look for compromise and find a middle ground that meets their respective needs.
It can look for compromise with the White House and pass a bill in the coming weeks, even if it's incomplete.
He displays too many of the traditional French predilections: a belief in a big role for the state, a partiality for (often state-owned) national champions, a mistrust of the benefits of unfettered competition.Above all, Mr Sarkozy is by nature a deal-maker, a man disposed always to look for compromise.
It also indicates that in order to avoid conflicts, states should avoid moral crusades or ideological confrontations, and look for compromise on the basis of satisfaction of their mutual interests alone.
"And [they] come to look for compromise and complement to those solutions that will allow for things to move forward.
Don't look for compromises.
"Leaders voiced their concerns but also demonstrated willingness to look for compromises.
The ideological divides in Washington — between right and left, and between different factions within the House Republican caucus — make action on first-rank issues unusually difficult, so it's natural that politicians would look for compromises on lower-priority debates instead.
Many insurance physicians score highly in terms of following rules during the assessment, so that a fair process is possible, while only few insurance physicians indicate that their work style is to look for compromises in the event of a difference of opinion with the client.
If you disagree, have a discussion and air your grievances politely and look for compromises to solve the problem.
Civilian officials are looking for compromise.
Mr. Hollande "acts like the head of the Socialist Party, always looking for compromise at the price of a certain ambiguity," Mr. Perrineau said.
