The phrase "a balance at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or accounting, typically when referring to a specific amount of money available in an account or a financial statement.
Example: "As of the end of the month, we have a balance at the bank of $5,000."
Alternatives: "an account balance of" or "a total of".
Toni: You don't have a balance at the top of banks.
In the season's final month, without Lin, the Knicks still won more than they lost, but they struggled to find a balance at point guard.
Advocacy groups have questioned whether card issuers clearly explain to cardholders the fees that come with the product, including charges to activate the card, load money on it, check a balance at cash machines and speak to customer service.
Advocacy groups have questioned whether prepaid card issuers clearly explain to cardholders the fees that come with products, including charges to activate the card, load money on it, check a balance at cash machines and speak to customer service.
For cards that do not have an annual fee, the bank pays $3 if the holder has a balance at the end of the 12th month after opening an account, a provision that appears to give the university an incentive to get cardholders into debt.
You open it up, you have a balance at the top, you will have typically a QR code, a small grid of black and white squares, which someone can scan to get your wallet address if they want to send you money, and you have the ability to do similar if you want to send someone else money, or hook up to a smartphone's camera or a webcam and you'll be able to send money that way.
Eventually the atmosphere will reach a new balance at a hotter temperature as a result of the additional carbon dioxide, but getting there is going to be difficult.
The Nobel committee's decision, announced in Oslo, was deliberately aimed at striking a delicate balance at a time of tension in India-Pakistani relations.
The Nobel committee's decision was deliberately aimed at striking a delicate balance at a time of tension in Indian-Pakistani relations.
(In addition, the New York Fed is indicating, at least at the technical level, a preference for a minimum balance at risk.
It's a balance and at the moment we can't find the right balance.
