The phrase "a balance of zero" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or any situation where a balance is being discussed, indicating that there are no assets or liabilities.
Example: "After reviewing the accounts, we found that the project had a balance of zero, meaning there were no outstanding expenses."
Alternatives: "a net balance of zero" or "a total balance of zero".
It was the same with his daughter's account, which a few hours earlier had £1,350 in it, but was now showing a balance of zero.
Azerbaijan came closest to a balance of zero, with a current-account surplus of 0.1% of GDP.In this section CURRENT ACCOUNTS FINANCIAL MARKETS ECONOMY Reprints.
Either way, the net gain or loss must always reach a balance of zero.
It acts as a level to mentally anchor to and associate with a balance of zero.
The plan must have a balance of zero dollars by December 31, assuming the plan follows calendar years, of the year in which the distribution is made.
Heating spices and wine together is a balance of two processes: diffusion and evaporation.
The key to determining the long-term value of an artist's output is a balance of three factors... his fame, quality of his work and current price.
But for that illness, the final, often an all-male affair, would have had a balance of five men and five women.
There once was a bipolar world, a balance of two great powers, who made agreements on weapons reductions, so that they were capable of destroying the world seven times instead of ten.
We find that the mass fraction of its satellite system is regulated to ∼10-4 by a balance of two competing processes: the supply of inflowing material to the satellites, and satellite loss through orbital decay driven by the gas.
The influence of heat release on scalar dissipation rate is observed to be controlled by a balance of two competing effects: expansion of burned gases which decreases χ and increased laminar diffusivity due to combustion which increases χ.
