"a balanced relationship" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a relationship where both parties have equal power, respect, and give and take. Example: "John and Sarah have a balanced relationship built on trust and mutual understanding."
Schein exposes and shows how to resolve the inequities and role ambiguities of helping relationships, describes the different roles that helpers can take once the relationship is balanced, and explains how to build a balanced relationship and how to intervene as that relationship develops.
Then it would be hard to keep a balanced relationship with all of them.
It's a balanced relationship, full of give and take, although it sometimes seems as if Sage and Tanguy are in a ménage with de Chirico.
There is an increasing interest for sustainable forms of livestock production systems, which will provide a balanced relationship between environmental, socio-cultural and economic factors.
The trick to dealing with your inner critic is to develop a balanced relationship with it: to not ignore or avoid it and the emotions it raises, but to also not allow yourself to be bullied by it.
It could well be in Ukraine's own interest to maintain a balanced relationship with the European Union and Russia, just as Finland did for a long time in the aftermath of World War II.
The screenplay slims down the novel's tendency to oblique talkiness; it cuts down on use of the phrase "I love you"; and interestingly it does not hint at Carol's rather Hellenic suggestion in the original that gay love is a higher form than straight, a more balanced relationship.
The answer, I believe, could be a more balanced relationship between civilization and the future, a more sustainable connection between the linearity of the economy and the circular processes of nature.
The findings presented here, in keeping with the emphasis on mutual respect, cross-disciplinary communication and knowledge bridging the gap between professions, lead us to hypothetically suggest that a more balanced relationship between professional role identities, conferring a more similar sense of expectations and responsibilities, may be key to building effective interprofessional teams.
With compassion and heart, The Human Element tells an urgent story while giving inspiration for a more balanced relationship between humanity and nature.
"It is a finely balanced relationship, but at the moment my instinct is that the balance is falling in their favour".
