The phrase "a more balanced response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a reply or reaction that considers multiple perspectives or factors, often in a debate or discussion context.
Example: "In order to address the concerns raised, we should aim for a more balanced response that takes into account all viewpoints."
Alternatives: "a fairer reply" or "a more equitable answer".
"The administration has to give careful thought to having a more balanced response so that there is a sense in this country that it is more equitable".
Moeen needs to fathom a more balanced response.
If my theory is true - I leave that to you to decide - I submit to you that our current point in history seems to demand a more balanced response.
Therefore, policies in favour of reducing disparities between workers under both types of contract should generate a more balanced response of wages to business cycles conditions for both types of workers.
Understanding this old tendency might enhance our ability to spot when this is happening, allowing us at least a chance of choosing a more balanced response.
Interestingly, this ratio was altered in mice co-vaccinated with Ad-GFP/rEA, where rEA expression facilitated a more balanced response, manifesting as an increased generation of greater numbers of CD8− cells (most likely CD4+ T-cells, and/or a very minor population of NK and/or NKT cells) in the antigen specific responsive T-cell population.
Through conjugation of a third agonist and in close proximity, we created a distinctive, more balanced response, shifting the immune response from TH1 polarization to a more balanced TH1/TH2 response and activation of innate and adaptive immunity.
As shown in Figure 13 the gradual increase in the anti-inflammatory (A) signaling as the drug dose increases modulates the response of the system towards a more balanced inflammatory response.
Importantly, in vivo EP enhanced the immune response against the less immunogenic antigens, resulting in a more balanced immune response.
This may be reflecting a more balanced immune response than what is seen in U. parvum positive animals, and we suggest that this balanced response may be critical to resolution of infection and prevention of severe disease.
The UK has decided to opt out of an European Commission proposal that was intended to allow a more balanced, quicker response to banning legal highs, as well as introducing a grading system that would mean new substances would be treated differently, depending on how much risk they posed and if some of the chemicals can be used for legitimate uses.
