The phrase "a balanced proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriate or equal distribution of elements in a particular context, such as in cooking, design, or resource allocation.
Example: "In this recipe, it's important to maintain a balanced proportion of ingredients to achieve the desired flavor."
Alternatives: "an even ratio" or "a harmonious distribution".
A balanced proportion between energy market and ancillary services market can be achieved.
A balanced proportion of some of the most frequent tumor histologies (eight tumor types comprising from 5 to 9 patients) along with a group of miscellaneous tumor types constituted this training set (see Table 2).
Strength of our data set is that it represents data from a broad spectrum of ICUs of different sizes and a balanced proportion of ICUs at both university hospitals and non-university hospitals.
Median age was 65 years (range 29 88), with a balanced proportion of men and women.
Difficulties in achieving a balanced proportion of participating professions seem to arise from systemic, behavioral and methodological factors.
Median age varied from 63 to 66 years (range 29-88), with a balanced proportion of males and females.
Since a more balanced proportion of increasing and decreasing trends is expected in real data, the overall effect would be minimal.
As presented in Table 1, the sample consisted of an almost equally balanced proportion of males and females who were mostly young, moderately educated, and daily wage laborers.
In the hierarchical cluster analysis neither the average across four rounds with replacement of missing values at random (P=0.12) nor a fifth round with more balanced proportion of missing values between cases and controls (P=0.17) was significant.
When you're in a relationship together, focus on meeting her needs in balanced proportion.
Although the inhibition effect of l-sorbose on the growth of helper strain makes assurance of the balanced proportion of helper strain and K. vulgare and an effective production of 2-KLG in low concentration of l-sorbose fermentation, the inhibition effect has greatly influenced the growth of the helper strain and led a low 2-KLG production in high concentration of l-sorbose fermentation.
