"to further compromise" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it when talking about something being weakened or put in a weaker position. For example: "The hackers had already breached the security protocols, but they decided to further compromise the system."
Similarly, this data may be used to further compromise TalkTalk customers by telephone.
At what point – if ever – might they have concluded that negotiation for a two-state solution was hopeless, and that continuation of the process would only serve to further compromise them?
But loading the atmosphere with CO2 from burning fossil fuels isn't so much giving "food for plants", but rather a way to further compromise the food supply of the world's poorest people.
It also doesn't appear to matter to Kirk that with the U.S. actively engaged in several conflicts in the region and U.S. favorable ratings at record lows in the Arab World, a hostile act of this sort against this target would, in fact, only serve to further compromise the U.S. in the Middle East.
Continuously deteriorating environmental conditions will combine with salinity stress to further compromise crop yields.
Similar to ischemic stroke, swelling of astrocyte end-feet after initial ischemia was shown to further compromise capillary lumens [ 27].
As Mr. van Walsum put it, "oil for food meant oil not for W.M.D. " Facing pressure from other nations, the United States and Britain agreed to further compromises in the sanctions system.
We speculate that the initiation of the medical therapy led to a further compromise of the optic nerve function consequent to the overwhelming inflammatory reaction that sequentially settled following the use of high-dose steroid therapy.
He is wise to heed the experts' report as an urgent warning that far tighter controls for horse safety are needed to prevent further compromise of racing's integrity.
But whoever wins will have to make further compromises to secure alliances in the fractious Congress.
However, in cells that are already compromised because of the expression of a FOXC1 mutation, fluctuations in wild-type FOXC1 levels in response to stress may further compromise the ability of TM cells to respond and adapt to stress, disrupting the overall functioning of the TM.
