The phrase "a balanced accounting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an approach to accounting that is both accurate and equitable. For example, "The company's financial team took a balanced accounting approach, ensuring that all expenses were accurately reported and fairly allocated."
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.
A balanced account of this debate appeared in American Banker, which kindly agreed to bring the entire article out from behind its paywall.
Cameron said he had given a balanced account of what he saw in Jaffna after visiting newspaper journalists whose six colleagues were killed and a refugee camp where hundreds of people have been living since 1990.
"I think it's almost a crime to have the ability to see these places and understand them, and give a balanced account of what's going on, and not do it".
Packing?" So fluent are McCarty and his fellow-recollectors, and so evident is Nelson's nostalgia for a fervid era, that anyone wanting a balanced account of the Panthers' exploits may find the film more rousing than reliable.
Erica Jefferson, an F.D.A. spokeswoman, said that after ordering GlaxoSmithKline to send a summary of the hearing to the Tide trial investigators, the agency had relied on the company to provide a balanced account.
