The phrase "a balanced ratio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing proportions or comparisons that are equal or harmonious in some context, such as in cooking, finance, or scientific measurements.
Example: "To achieve the best flavor, it's important to maintain a balanced ratio of ingredients in the recipe."
Alternatives: "an even ratio" or "a proportional ratio."
Each team participating consisted of a balanced ratio of faculty and staff to students, and women to men.
The only region with anything close to a balanced ratio is the Southwest, with two-to-one.
"A balanced ratio of men to women," they continued, "means we have music listeners in the audience.
But people say you get closest to people in your college, and mine has a balanced ratio of private and state school students, which I'm happy about.
Nearly identical sub-cellular localization of Waz 3WJdB Cy3 was detected in a second hTfR-positive cancer cell line (MDA-MB-231) with a balanced ratio of nuclear-to-cytoplasmic area.
As the 20th Century paved the way for women to become more visible in the sciences, both women and men started to achieve a balanced ratio at these kinds of conferences.
To further investigate sub-cellular localization of the aptamer nanostructures, we performed additional colocalization studies using HeLa cells, an hTfR-positive cell line that possess a more balanced ratio of nuclear-to-cytoplasmic area compared to the NALM6 B cell leukemia cell line.
When I entered my first newsroom in the late '80s it was packed with young people, a fairly balanced ratio of men and women, working as fixers, sub-editors, presenters and producers.
Compared to other grains, quinoa seeds lack gluten and have a better balanced ratio of proteins, lipids and carbohydrates, higher contents of essential amino acids and are rich in several minerals2,8.
Femorotibial joint motion, which is characterised by a well balanced ratio of rolling and gliding, especially reacts to changes in range of motion as well as changes in motion patterns of the joint surfaces after ACL injury, most likely resulting in degeneration of secondary joint stabilisers.
LLC tumors growing in mammary tissue, liver or skin had a more balanced ratio of mitosis to apoptosis.
