The phrase "a clear imbalance between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is an evident disparity or inequality between two or more elements.
Example: "The report highlighted a clear imbalance between the resources allocated to different departments, leading to inefficiencies."
Alternatives: "a noticeable disparity between" or "an evident inequality between".
One of the biggest issues in protecting businesses and citizens from espionage, sabotage and crime – hacking attacks are estimated to cost the global economy up to $400bn a year – was a clear imbalance between the development of offensive versus defensive capabilities, "due to the slower than expected adoption … of encryption and other technologies", it said.
This all means, I would argue, that there is now a clear imbalance between supply and demand in the European market that creates great opportunities for investors.
There is a clear imbalance between the number of young scientists and the number of jobs available in research.
This indicates a clear imbalance of power between attackers and defenders.
Despite the large number of dental practices randomized in this study, we found a clear imbalance in patient characteristics between the two groups.
The gender conditioned distribution indicates a clear imbalance in favor of male speech data.
Overall, a clear imbalance in the number of women in the highest level of academic career was detected.
The demands of holding down two jobs, the problems of commuting and the clear imbalance in Mr. Ferrari's life between the glamour of Bologna and the back streets of Wexford are all becoming too great.
In two cases this was associated with a clear allelic imbalance, which was phase miss-matched in one case.
(Even Fox News is marveling at the "clear imbalance").
Yet despite the clear power imbalance between these groups, traditional harassment law does not adequately shield founders because they are not technically employees of the venture capitalists.
