The phrase "a more balanced presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for fairness or impartiality in presenting information or viewpoints.
Example: "In order to foster understanding, we should aim for a more balanced presentation of the arguments on both sides of the issue."
Alternatives: "a fairer representation" or "a more equitable overview".
As a clinical psychologist and scientist-practitioner trained in evidence-based methods of treatment, I strongly urge The Times to offer a more balanced presentation of the evidence when presenting an "expert" opinion.
Johnson & Johnson, for example, is now running ads that offer a more balanced presentation of risks and benefits.
He was convinced that the Orthodox church possessed a more balanced presentation of Christian teaching than any of the Western churches.
I guess I'm used to a more balanced presentation of the different points of view.
Awareness of the impact of their views on the consultations may help GPs give men a more balanced presentation of the benefits and limitations of the PSA test.
However, we hope that our discussion of how compensatory changes might impact on our results now provides a more balanced presentation of the possible interpretations of the results and will draw readers' attention to the complexity of effects involved with human SLO2.2 mutations.
In other words, I would prefer her to act more honorably in the presentation of her views, and not obediently hide behind the private parlor of her editorial section, and present, in news columns, a more balanced, more deferential and civilized, less vitriolic and cocksure journalistic presentation; a stance that she had once maintained and guarded with great courage and commitment.
But Hollande wants a more balanced relationship.
"Now we need a more balanced approach".
Offensively, Army needs a more balanced attack.
A more balanced league lowers ratings in the short run.
