The phrase "a final balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or any situation where a concluding amount or total is being discussed.
Example: "After reviewing all transactions, we arrived at a final balance of $1,500."
Alternatives: "a concluding balance" or "an ultimate balance."
Further, in order to achieve the unified scoring patterns needed for generalizability, we made a final balancing of the original scoring patterns included.
Accordingly, final approved levels (and thus a student's final balance due) may differ from the amounts shown.
In this procedure, it is possible that a customer performs a withdraw operation, but the final balance of the account is not reduced accordingly.
Consequently, the three active balancing topologies lead to a different final balanced state, even if they start from the same unbalanced charge distribution, as the total amount of energy moved is different among the three.
Rather than the action of a single gene or molecules, the final balance between activation or not of these genes and molecules determines whether or not a cell undergoes apoptosis.
Regardless of the final balance, people still have a responsibility to minimize the damage we inflict, she says.
Even at that amount, and with a 7% return on his money, his final balance at age 60 would have been $647,365.90.
The big story of the 2.0 patch has been weapon balancing, and now we finally get to see what the final balance changes have been.
Their record is yet too slender to render a final bozo balance sheet.
In her solo — full of tricky hops on point, plunges into deep arabesques and complicated footwork — she managed to infuse little dynamic accents that were full of character, and in the coda she and Mr. Carreño worked perfectly alone and together, bringing spectacular barrel turns, endlessly spinning fouettes and a final sustained balance into a perfect whole.
