The phrase "a balancing impact on" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the effect that something has on maintaining a sense of equilibrium or stability. Here is an example sentence using this phrase: "The new tax laws had a balancing impact on the economy, as they helped to reduce the national deficit while also providing small businesses with more opportunities for growth."
With the help of the detailed distribution network model, the phase couplings and the phase balancing impacts on harmonic propagation between three phases are investigated.
In a letter to the prime minister on Tuesday, Heathrow's chief executive, John Holland-Kaye, said the planned expansion would provide a boost to the economy while balancing the impact on the environment.
Hughes was quite clear about the importance of folktale in balancing the imagination, and quite clear about the role of the imagination in balancing our impact on the earth.
Generating ship arrangements is inherently a problem of identifying the spatial regions to be occupied by shipboard elements while balancing the impact on performance.
We give each of these error quantities a tuning parameter, to balance their impact on the resulting filter weights.
He adds: "Love are core believers in public service broadcasting and were trying to balance the impact on viewers by going to Channel 4. But they are a business".
The symbols α and β next to the sum expressions represent their weights and serve to balance their impact on the whole equation.
In the case of young families, deciding where to live becomes even more complex as parents have to balance the impact on both their wallets and their lifestyles.
I could not agree more with Anthony Tommasini's conclusion that "the dogma of the 12-tone composers" had, on balance, a "hurtful impact on American composers, especially young ones".
In contrast, in the cost-effectiveness analysis made by Brunello et al. [ 29], RFA was found to be more expensive than PEI with mean direct costs showing a significant positive difference not balanced by a better impact on the overall survival rate.
