The phrase "a balanced representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fair and equitable portrayal of different groups, ideas, or perspectives in a particular context.
Example: "The report aims to provide a balanced representation of the various stakeholders involved in the project."
Alternatives: "an equitable depiction of" or "a fair portrayal of".
For example, there should generally be a balanced representation of political parties at an election hustings.
This allows a balanced representation of the system, which offers model reduction by truncation.
Moreover, the subset of species that does manage to successfully colonise an island is not a balanced representation of the mainland ecosystem.
It's pretty sad when all you hear is gloom and doom on the news, which I thought was supposed to be a balanced representation of the two sides.
Both workshops relied on a balanced representation of ocean users from multiple industry sectors, government and non-government organizations with interests in the deepwater Gulf.
"Newspapers should show a balanced representation of society, but what we are seeing is men being represented in the business, politics and sport sections, and women represented on the third page, half naked," she said.
We favour the presentation of full models, since they best reflect the range of predictors investigated and ensure a balanced representation also of non-significant results.
A balanced representation in terms of geography, gender, age and constituencies represented, in accordance with the "Guidelines for ensuring balanced representation of civil society in FAO meetings and processes" will be sought.
(5) A complete, balanced representation of the relevant facts, including information that may contradict claims in the petition.
(6) A complete, balanced representation of the relevant facts, including information that may contradict claims in the petition.
"Having a diverse workforce is important to ensure that black and minority ethnic (BME) children benefit from being taught by a more balanced representation of the population," says Pav Akhtar, head of diversity at the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA), the Government body that oversees the training of teachers.
