The phrase "a balanced one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is equitable, fair, or proportionate in various contexts, such as discussions about opinions, diets, or financial plans.
Example: "In order to achieve a healthy lifestyle, it's important to maintain a balanced one that includes both exercise and proper nutrition."
Alternatives: "an equitable one" or "a fair one".
Not everyone in Silicon Valley views Mr. Kerry as anti-business, and many technology executives call his stand on outsourcing a balanced one.
"We still want the overall approach to be a balanced one" that does not focus just on spending cuts, he said.
You will lead a much happier life if it is a balanced one that does not focus exclusively on relationships.
They say a strong alliance for the 21st century must be a balanced one.
It criticised prime minister David Cameron for making an hysterical case for remain rather than a balanced one.
Prof Benatar's argument was a balanced one: "I agree that much opposition to affirmative action stems from sinister sources.
If in the previous example the correlations are all 0.5 (corresponding to a Dunnett test in a balanced one-way layout with known variance), we have and.
Let us assume a balanced one-way ANOVA (which is also REML if there are no unbalanced fixed effects) is used to estimate σ A 2, i.e. σ ^ Ab 2 = (MSB – MSW / nA) where MSB and MSW are the mean squares and A is the pedigree relationship (½ or ¼).
Using the AD measure, we identified 15 countries where the method mix has evolved from a distorted one to a better balanced one, with AD values declining, on average, by 35% over time.
China's "harmonious society" has reflected this approach, which shifts the country's primary focus from a purely economic growth model to a more balanced one that addresses such social issues as the gap between rich and poor, widespread environmental degradation, and government and corporate corruption.
It has been over the last few decades that the increasing overlap of the Democratic Party with public unions such as SEIU and teachers unions and their campaign cash that the situation morphed from a fairly balanced one into the extremes of today which are prompting action in Wisconsin, Michigan, etc.
