The phrase "a function of a balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the role or purpose of a balance in a particular situation or system.
Example: "The efficiency of the system is a function of a balance between supply and demand."
Alternatives: "a result of a balance" or "a product of a balance".
Neymar, of Santos, seems to have opted to stay at home and make money from charging advertisers to allow his mohican to appear on billboards, rather than seek a fortune in Europe.In part this is a function of a changed economic balance.
Panels show the true positive rate (a) and false discovery rate (b) as a function of the balance of differential gene expression, (, same number of over- and under-expressed genes;, all DEGs over-expressed;, 75% DEGs under-expressed).
"The portfolio composition is a function of the balance between cash flows.
Body fat gain and body fat loss are a function of energy balance, where energy balance is primarily a function of energy intake (Westerterp 2010).
Motility is a function of optimum balance between cell-substratum adhesion versus cell contractility that enables cells to break some cell-substratum adhesions but form newer ones as the cell moves [ 23].
Fig. 2. Changes in STP (0-8 inches) as a function of P2O5 balances after five years of manure and compost addition to corn from April 2001 to April 2006.
The name wd is bound to a function with a balance of 20, while wd2 is bound to a different function with a balance of 7. Calling wd2 changes the binding of its non-local balance name, but does not affect the function bound to the name withdraw.
This epithelial tissue homeostasis is a function of balances between cell production, differentiation and loss of spent cells (cell turnover).
Bahr, D. B., Pfeffer, W. T., Sassolas, C. & Meier, M. F. Response time of glaciers as a function of size and mass balance: 1. Theory.
How you control the interrupts is a function of filtering — determining the balance between discovery and ROI.
