The phrase "a suitable balance between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for equilibrium or compromise between two or more elements or factors.
Example: "In order to achieve success, it is essential to find a suitable balance between work and personal life."
Alternatives: "an appropriate equilibrium between" or "a proper compromise between".
This shows that a suitable balance between these needs must be found, but to misrepresent one philosophy to support another is not very enlightening.
Proposed structure helps PSO to maintain particles' diversity and also makes a suitable balance between exploration and exploitation.
We find that a generation size of 30 individuals, each consisting of five genes (four waveplate angles and pump current), provides a suitable balance between genetic diversity and speed of convergence.
Numerical simulations show that the MOEA is a useful tool to obtain a suitable balance between feasibility, performance and computational cost.
This enables locusts, rats, cattle, and humans to choose the food type most needed at a particular time and thus, over a period of time, achieve a suitable balance between the two classes of nutrients.
A carbon with an adequate distribution of micro- and mesoporosity (RGC-30) provided a suitable balance between activation and deactivation processes involving Cu(I) and Cu II) catalytic species, which resulted in the appropriate control of the molecular weight during the methyl methacrylate polymerization reaction.
In a more complex format, risk is assessed to allow suitable targeting of therapeutic options and decision-making with regard to treatment choices so that a suitable balance of risks, often between the possible side effects and dangers of surgery and the potential success of treatment, can be made.
Whether the country can learn from others and find a suitable balance will become apparent in the years to come.
There really is no easily imagined balancing mechanism to strike a suitable balance that would be satisfactory to most people.
Orthogonal dynamic covalent exchange reactions can provide a suitable balance of reversibility and kinetic stability.
This may be owing to steric reasons and/or a suitable balance of substitution versus esterification reaction rates.
