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The phrase "a balanced account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fair and impartial representation of information or events, often in contexts like journalism, reporting, or analysis.
Example: "The article provided a balanced account of the events, presenting viewpoints from both sides of the debate."
Alternatives: "an impartial report" or "a fair representation".
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Throughout, he strives to give a balanced account of digitization's potential for both disruption and innovation.
Mr. Gollaher has striven to write a "balanced account," he says.
He had attempted to give a balanced account of the tumult in Egypt by talking to all sides.
It is a balanced account from a man instinctively opposed to the Birtist methods of management by committee and the 'mission-to-explain' theory of news.
What would be best is that if people heard the investigators' point of view and then we'll get a balanced account.
The book strives to offer a balanced account of Labour's time in office, highlighting the achievements as well as exploring the failures.
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Debate is crucial to that process, but so is a balanced accounting of the facts.
Fortunately, we have organizations like Project Censored to publish a more balanced account, and a respectable ecologist David Suzuki to offer a grim warning.
At HT Investors, a typical balanced account had a total return of 15percentt in the same period, according to Mr. Greenleaf.
With Harumi Rhodes, a violinist and Mr. Rhodes's daughter, the string players gave a vivid, balanced account of the Haydn quartet, which opened at an almost conspiratorial hush.
I think that will provide us with a better balanced account of what progressive conservatism means.
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