The phrase "a balanced point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or position that considers multiple sides or factors equally.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, it's important to find a balanced point that acknowledges both environmental concerns and economic impacts."
Alternatives: "equilibrium position" or "neutral standpoint".
Do you wonder how to get a balanced point of view about Israel through the media?
"They are trying to communicate a balanced point of view," he said.
A more realistic approach is to find a balanced point between the effectiveness and efficiency.
SPITZ: I think I'm the only candidate running for citywide office who takes a balanced point of view towards the Mideast.
Following a lecture on the past few weeks of current events, we will break down the events and learn what to look for when finding a balanced point of view.
The results show that there is an obvious restriction relation between the pressure and tangential velocity distribution caused by the swirl blade, a balanced point (optimized structure) is necessary to achieve the purpose of condensation and separation of CO2 droplets.
In that way, if a celebrity they were interviewing began promoting a product, the host could provide a more balanced point of view for viewers, the official said.
PES payments can stabilize rural land use at a more balanced point by making environmental stewardship a new source of economic wealth for rural populations.
That said, having a more balanced gender ratio in the pool of decision makers and creators of technology will enable a more balanced point of view in product, design and business.
If you find your thoughts are full of negativity and abuse then challenge what you're saying by asking: "Is that true?" Rather than having your thoughts irrationally hijacked by self-doubt, rationally look for evidence to take a more balanced point of view to what's really unfolding.
Consequently, it seems that even relative cutoff points cannot be considered alone as an effective way to estimate a precision-recall balanced point for all extracted term lists, despite the finding of reasonable values of F-measure (above 75%%) for values of 14 and 15 % in bigrams and trigrams lists.
