The phrase "a numerical balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a balance that is represented or measured in numerical terms, such as in finance or data analysis.
Example: "The accountant provided a detailed report showing a numerical balance of the company's assets and liabilities."
Alternatives: "quantitative balance" or "mathematical balance".
In their submission the party argue the plans are flawed and need to reflect the identity and community "rather than just a numerical balancing exercise".
The inflections (curvatures) of the developing mammalian brain and spinal cord, for instance, or the achievement of a proper numerical balance between functionally related cell groups, cannot be understood without an appreciation of how the death of some (or many) cells is necessary for others to reach maturity.
His collaborator, Australian theoretical physicist Robert May, later showed that communities of species that were more diverse and more complex were actually less able to maintain an exact stable numerical balance among species.
Source apportionment was based on a numerical mass balance model deployed within a Monte Carlo framework incorporating both local optimization and global (genetic algorithm) optimization.
Here we collected ground-based thermal images, with approximately meter resolution and imaged every half hour for 24 h, of a proglacial river and 2 km2 of its floodplain and interpret the observations using a numerical energy balance model.
Laminar separation, transition and turbulent reattachment points positions are quantitatively detected by means of a thermographic approach: the heated thin foil technique is used to observe temperature distribution on the airfoil surface and a numerical energy balance approach was employed to evaluate the local convective heat transfer coefficient h.
The purpose of this paper was to use a numerical mass balance modeling approach designed specifically to couple the interactions of organic carbon, DO, and CEs in order to more realistically simulate the fate and transport of CEs in groundwater systems.
We also need more women in power, as greater numerical balance between people of different groups constrains the abuses of power.
While these figures show that the numerical balance of clicks to nonclicks in the Khoisan languages varies, the proportion of words containing clicks to those with other consonants reveals a strong bias toward clicks.
Greater numerical balance between people of different groups constrains the abuses of power: Those from less powerful groups have more allies, they are more likely to be watchfully present in the contexts in which the powerful abuse power, and they are more likely to feel empowered to speak truth to power.
