The phrase "a balanced look" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a perspective or analysis that considers multiple viewpoints or aspects of a topic.
Example: "In her article, she provides a balanced look at the pros and cons of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "an impartial view" or "a fair assessment."
Ecclestone and the teams are sometimes at odds about the sports' future, so take a look at both interviews for a balanced look at the current thinking.
Atheism: What Everyone Needs to Know provides a balanced look at the topic, considering atheism historically, philosophically, theologically, sociologically and psychologically.
But as this page has argued in endorsing Mr. Gore, voters need to take a balanced look at the future of the economy, the fairness of the federal budget and the depth of the candidates' ideas for promoting social justice and for preserving a strong American role in the world.
Yet Berlinger offers a balanced look at the conflict.
Apollo weighed in around 1350 pounds and had the height to give Bridges a balanced look.
Funded by a Kickstarter campaign that raised $211,260, the documentary is pitched as a "balanced look" at the MRA movement.
His recovery has, understandably, been a slow one but his return to form could help Stoke to finish the season with a more balanced look, a much-improved tally in the goals-for column and perhaps even a run at Europe.
Even if you don't, however, lengthening your leg-line with heels is still a good way to maintain a feminine, balanced look.
Parker had only four points and six rebounds in 25 minutes, but with him in the lineup, UCLA's offense had evolved from a one-dimensional, perimeter-heavy attack to a more balanced look.
Surely, the time has come to have a more balanced look at the recent past in order to draw a few lessons for the future.
Should any Republican lawmaker decide to take a more balanced look at things — and argue that raising revenue is also part of responsible governing — Mr. Norquist will be there to wield his pledge as a cattle prod.
