The phrase "a balanced role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or function that involves equal distribution of responsibilities or tasks, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "In our project, each team member is expected to take on a balanced role, contributing equally to both planning and execution."
Alternatives: "an equitable position" or "a fair role".
The Palestinian push to raise demands on Israel seems at times to work at cross-purposes with Secretary General Kofi Annan's efforts to build a balanced role for himself and the organization in the region.
For Cannabis, the past and current weather conditions have a balanced role, i.e. almost equal weights in the pollen-free period (Figure 3, 3rd panel from above, left).
Successful transition requires a balanced role of the government.
However, individual and social resources are needed to generate capacity, responsibility, and motivation for self-management, pointing to a balanced role for health services and wider enabling networks.
This model emphasises that the tutor needs to act as a coach, playing a balanced role as an expert in both the subject matter and in facilitating students' learning process [ 59, 60].
It would be foolish for the Palestinian leader to alienate an American president who is committed to playing a more balanced role in negotiations.
Planning simulation for interprofessional groups is challenging, especially with regard to planning and designing case scenarios that provide each profession with a significant, balanced role.
Successful transition requires a balanced governmental role" [ 14].
Since Th1 and Th2 cells can be induced by MIG/CXCL9 and TARC/CCL17 and migrate to vasculitis sites in KD, the levels of activated Th1 and Th2 cells should have an appropriate ratio and play a well-balanced role.
During a visit to Khartoum in January 2014, Mark Simmonds, the UK minister for Africa, said "I very much commend Sudan for the balanced role it has played so far in support for the Igad-led negotiations".
The challenge is to write a thriller that's both a courtroom drama and a police procedural, with perfectly balanced roles for Harry Bosch, the conscience-driven Los Angeles police detective who has long been Connelly's main man, and Mickey Haller, the ethically compromised defense attorney who's proud to call himself the "defender of the damned".
