The phrase "a moving balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a balance that is changing or fluctuating, such as in finance or emotional states.
Example: "The company's financial report showed a moving balance that reflected the ongoing changes in revenue and expenses."
Alternatives: "an evolving balance" or "a fluctuating balance".
That society is a moving balance (dialectic) of antithetical forces that produce social change.
Among these are: That society is a moving balance (dialectic) of antithetical forces that produce social change.
But since its arrival at the middle puts an end to the movement, the centre is the only part at rest, and everything therefore must collect there. 1 i.e. a rotating wheel has a moving circumference but a stationary centre. 2 Each point of a moving balance has a circular motion and therefore to this extent the properties of the balance depend upon those of the circle.
He simply does it with exceptional performances depicting a pair of guys whose parallels to true human personality types are written with a moving balance of humor and honesty.
All the unmet need gaps are subject to differing rates of change by the poor and the rich, which in turn can reflect a moving balance between increased contraceptive use and a decline in number of children wanted.
The young woman engaging in scary aerial feats on a moving balance beam held by two men was pretty staggering.
Paolo Ulivi provides a well-paced, rapidly moving, balanced, even-handed account of lunar exploration as a popular history.
Nostro account balances are moving balances.
One of the authors' computer simulations shows a moving cart balancing a pole above it, but of course that is not what a cart with a pole actually does.
Titania particle formation by TiCl4 gas phase oxidation, surface growth and coagulation is investigated by a moving sectional population balance model.
But his best trick is to balance a moving story of familial and romantic love on a deliberately unsteady fictional edifice.
