The phrase "a balanced try" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an attempt that is fair, equitable, or well-considered in its approach.
Example: "In our project, we made a balanced try to incorporate everyone's ideas and suggestions."
Alternatives: "a fair attempt" or "an equitable effort".
In particular, some young adults reported engaging in certain healthy behaviours in order to be able to be an all-round healthy individual and to gain a sense of balance across their food, alcohol and physical activity lifestyle behaviours: "…sort of try and keep a balanced, try and do exercise every day, and like eat fresh food".
[Interview 019] "…sort of try and keep a balanced, try and do exercise every day, and like eat fresh food".
You might have started off the shutdown with existing credit card debt, or racked up a balance trying to keep up with expenses since the shutdown began.
I can't sing but I can understand wanting to keep a balance, trying to pursue dreams, while creating a stable environment for my children.
On March 2, 1962, Mr. Costikyan was elected Democratic leader and began a balancing act of trying to democratize the party while still dealing with its old guard.
Economists said the new Communist party leadership now faced a balancing act of trying to temper local government borrowing without denting an already cooling economy.
But lumpectomy has always been a balancing act between trying to remove the whole tumor and preserve the breast, said Dr. Stephen R. Grobmyer, a breast cancer surgeon at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
The individual is faced with a balancing act of trying to be pro-social and constructive while at the same time being mindful of personal costs.
So officials try a balancing act as they sell the Afghan strategy.
Their best attempt proved to be an off-balance try that had little chance and off to overtime both teams went.
To help keep a balanced figure, try balancing a book on your head while you hold proper posture.
