The phrase "a balanced work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of work that is well-proportioned, fair, or equitable in its elements or aspects.
Example: "The report presented a balanced work of analysis, considering both the pros and cons of the proposed policy."
Alternatives: "a well-rounded piece" or "an equitable work".
"Our commitment to a balanced work force has never wavered and has, in fact, never been stronger," a company spokeswoman said.
A balanced work of journalism rather than a partisan polemic, "A Time of Our Choosing" can be read with profit by those on all sides of the debate about Iraq.
The more we applaud men (even men we disagree with) for talking openly about about their love of family and desire to have a balanced work life, the more we change the culture, something that's often a much more difficult hurdle than the politics.
The point, according to the official website, is to show children "the value of their education, helping them discover the power and possibilities associated with a balanced work and family life, and providing them an opportunity to share how they envision the future and begin steps toward their end goals".
50 HFE approaches, which emphasise simultaneous design of the healthcare technology and the work system, are recommended for achieving a balanced work system ii 41 42 and fulfilling the full potential of healthcare technology in improving patient safety.
Take four week-long breaks (for example); use the bank holidays we are blessed with to head off for a long weekend; and spread your days off through the year to give your life a balanced work-rest-work-rest pattern.
However, in my time as a Ph.D. student I neglected to acquire the skill of shaping a balanced working day, with hours for work and hours for play.
Wherever it is, the altar is a total, balanced work of religious art, a model of good ritual housekeeping.
In fact, according to the guidance, "evidence of a racially balanced work force will not be enough to disprove disparate impact".
This may result in a more balanced work force.
Also in the mix was Gavin Bryars's 1971 classic Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet, Steve Reich's Eight Lines (1977) and his fairly new 2x5 – an acutely balanced work of chamber music for a double quintet of real and recorded rock instruments.
