"possibility of compromise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a potential agreement between two sides who disagree on something. For example: "While there is still much to be decided, both sides expressed optimism about the possibility of compromise."
Dr. Callahan said the president seemed riveted by the possibility of compromise during that meeting.
"If nothing else, a delay allows for dialogue and at least the possibility of compromise," Ms. Higgins said.
No one can now doubt that the British right is a radical right that would choose destruction rather than entertain the possibility of compromise, even for a moment.
Arancha Gonzales, the spokeswoman for the European Union's top trade official, said there was no possibility of compromise on the sanctions.
Settler leaders and government officials say four illegal outposts have already been quietly removed, but they refuse to go into details, saying publicity limits the possibility of compromise.
"While the possibility of compromise cannot be foreclosed," the report released today concluded, "our analysts have found no evidence of compromise".
Skeptics have repeatedly raised concerns about the possibility of compromised food safety standards.
In a telephone interview, Mr. Schiro said he had been "extremely encouraged" by the willingness of the S.E.C. staff to talk and entertain the possibility of compromises.
If anything, both the law (the Civil Partnership Act 2004) and the practice of other local authorities allowed for the possibility of compromises which would not force registrars to act against their consciences.
By demanding absolute safety, minimal costs, non-discrimination and legal clarity, many stakeholders assume positions in the debate which rule out the possibility of compromises over these issues.
Asked about the possibility of a compromise, Mr. Wilder fell silent.
