The phrase "a balanced way of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that maintain equilibrium or fairness in a particular context.
Example: "We need to find a balanced way of addressing the concerns of both parties involved in the negotiation."
Alternatives: "an equitable approach to" or "a fair method of".
I have a balanced way of hating everyone [laughs].
Alexander said: "That's a balanced way of dealing with these problems.
So scrap that word and strive for a balanced way of life that optimizes your liver, lungs and immune system, which thankfully are very good at consistently preventing toxins from building up.
"The ban on exclusivity clauses, which bind workers to one firm, is a balanced way of addressing concerns.
Today we're trying to close that gap between strategy and resources as we invest in new resources in a balanced way to address the various dimensions of risk.
That's a balanced way to approach things.
JMML and non-JMML samples were randomly assigned to the training and validation sets in a balanced way (50% of JMML samples to the training set and the other 50% of JMML samples to the validation set; the same splitting was applied to the non-JMML samples).
I do my thing, warn them to stay away from dieting, and not to deprive themselves too much, but to eat consciously and in a balanced way, most of the time.
The content of Greek version of EPDS includes in a balanced way the full scope of the characteristics of postnatal depression -especially anxiety and depressive symptoms- that is intended to measure.
The maps presented include the effects of near and distant large earthquakes in a balanced way, spatial distribution of seismic activity, site geology, and site soil properties.
Thus, the maps we present include, in a balanced way, the effects of near and distant large earthquakes, spatial distribution of seismic activity, the site geology, and the site soil properties.
