The phrase "a balanced level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for moderation or equilibrium in various contexts, such as health, finance, or emotional well-being.
Example: "To achieve optimal performance, it is essential to maintain a balanced level of stress in your life."
Alternatives: "an even amount of" or "a moderate degree of".
A marriage that has a balanced level of negative and positive interaction is, Marshall says, headed for the divorce court.
I do not consider there is a balanced level of understanding by them of the issues involved".
The required level of thermal comfort is achieved by maintaining a balanced level of temperature and relative humidity along with a continuous and controlled airflow inside the building irrespective of seasons.
The cells have tiny pumps called transporters that maintain a balanced level of the messenger in the brain.
For 24-hpf embryos, the differentiating HRCs expressed a balanced level of atp1b1b and ca2a (Figure 1B).
HP1c in contrast impairs the ability of Woc to stimulate transcription from the endogenous HP1c locus, thereby generating a negative feedback loop that ensures a balanced level of Woc and HP1c in vivo.
In G1F/M2-immunized mice, special antibodies lasted for more than 19 weeks, and the IgG1/IgG2a ratio remained a balanced level till the end of the study, suggesting mixed Th1/Th2 type of responses.
Consequently, the fact that a Col-0 testcross shows stronger heterosis when the corresponding RIL parent has a high glycine level, and a C24 testcross performs better when the corresponding RIL parent has a low glycine level, suggests that heterosis is dependent on an optimally balanced level of certain metabolites.
The process of mitophagy must be restricted to dysfunctional mitochondria and kept at a balanced level.
The central bank, the People's Bank of China, said on Sunday that it was determined to "keep the renminbi exchange rate at a reasonable and balanced level of basic stability".
However, this functional dependence seems to be only temporary in stroke patients since the balanced level of superior parietal lobule (SPL) activation between hemispheres is recovered progressively as a correlation with recovery of attentional balance between visual fields.
