The phrase "a more balanced one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something to indicate that it is more balanced than another option or version.
Example: "After reviewing the proposals, we decided to go with a more balanced one that addresses the concerns of all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a fairer option" or "a more equitable choice".
China's "harmonious society" has reflected this approach, which shifts the country's primary focus from a purely economic growth model to a more balanced one that addresses such social issues as the gap between rich and poor, widespread environmental degradation, and government and corporate corruption.
The fund has urged the Chinese government to hasten its attempts to shift from an investment- and exports-reliant economy to a more balanced one, with increased domestic consumption.
She told me, "I found this remarkably disheartening as my perception of the tech industry was a much more balanced one, so I do think we have a lot of work to do to remedy this.
"We would prefer a more balanced solution, one that relies on a combination of revenue increases and benefit adjustments," the ed board wrote this week.
A more balanced approach, one that respects resource limits and acknowledges sustainability goals, is needed.
At a more transformative level, it could frame it as helping people to achieve a more balanced life, one in which different needs are integrated more cohesively and harmoniously.
CBT helps you learn how to manage physical symptoms through relaxation and breathing, replace negative thoughts with more balanced ones, and gradually face social situations.[18].[18]
I would argue for a more balanced approach like the one that President Obama is advocating.
Next time give a more balanced profile when discussing one of our presidential candidates.Robert Derenthal Lakeport, CaliforniaSIR —I wanted to complement your article on Mitt Romney.
It's true, of course, that a more balanced approach to security, one that recognizes the importance of regularly interacting with Afghans, would also increase the risk that more U.S. Foreign Service officers would be injured or killed.
But critics of Mr. Khalilzad say that the painstaking and potentially rancorous review of the Constitution under way now would not be needed if the Americans had taken the time to shepherd a more balanced Constitution, instead of one that gave short shrift to the needs of the Sunni Arabs as it tried to appeal to the Kurds and Shiites.
