The phrase "a balanced presentation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for fairness and impartiality in presenting information or viewpoints on a particular topic.
Example: "The report aims to provide a balanced presentation of the various arguments surrounding climate change."
Alternatives: "an impartial overview of" or "a fair depiction of".
I would like to see a balanced presentation of some of these opinions.
That seems like the perfect time for a newspaper to give a balanced presentation of what divided experts believe.
The standard applied to political questions is now met if "political issues are brought to the attention of pupils [and] they are offered a balanced presentation of opposing views".
The district has now given someone else the role of creating a multicultural curriculum to offer a "balanced presentation of diverse viewpoints on controversial issues" related to Mexican-American history and culture, according to a memorandum.
The plaintiffs sought an injunction preventing the screening of the film in English schools, arguing that by law schools are forbidden to promote partisan political views and, when dealing with political issues, are required to provide a balanced presentation of opposing views.
The California Channel is a public service funded entirely by California's cable television operators as a means to provide Californians direct access to "gavel-to-gavel" proceedings of the California Legislature, and other forums where public policy is discussed, debated and decided — all without editing, commentary or analysis and with a balanced presentation of viewpoints.
As a clinical psychologist and scientist-practitioner trained in evidence-based methods of treatment, I strongly urge The Times to offer a more balanced presentation of the evidence when presenting an "expert" opinion.
Try to present a balanced presentation that shows reactions from people with a variety of different viewpoints towards the U.S. military strikes in Afghanistan.
The introduction of oral abstracts, which eventually led to the creation of the Highlights Track, along with the addition of a Special Sessions Track, have eliminated that barrier and paved the way for a more balanced presentation of the multi-faceted discipline of computational biology.
However, these guidelines provide little explanation and elaboration about what constitutes a "balanced presentation", why balance is essential for informed patient decision making, what strategies developers use to present information in a balanced manner, nor how to assess the balance of information and options during the development or evaluation of PtDAs.
Johnson & Johnson, for example, is now running ads that offer a more balanced presentation of risks and benefits.
