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"a balance for" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that offsets or counterbalances another thing. Example: "Regular exercise can be a balance for a sedentary lifestyle."
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There is a balance for Favre at work, as well.
In "Woman With a Balance," for example, destruction, suffering and vanity are allegorically represented.
"I have to make a balance, for my own artistic life and for the audience, for the programs," he said.
Chip-makers and hardware manufacturers strike a balance for any given CPU model for the optimal trade-off between performance, reliability and power consumption.
He never mentioned his plan to abandon Medicaid on the doorstep of the states, or that his budget wouldn't come close to a balance for 28 years.
In Woman Holding a Balance, for example, it occurs at the fingertip of the hand holding the balance, thus enhancing his overall philosophical message.
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Thus, a non-British firm may need to have a sterling balance for an indefinite period ahead.
My kids love Iron Man and its strikes a perfect balance for a superhero film".
Lutyens blended chastity with wit and flirtatiousness, a good balance for a housebuilder or decorator.
This workflow is based on backpropagation starting from a material balance for a certain target variable.
It's a difficult balance for a lot of people, especially people with mental health issues.
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