The phrase "absolute balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of complete equilibrium or stability in various contexts, such as finance, health, or personal life.
Example: "Achieving absolute balance in work and personal life is essential for overall well-being."
Alternatives: "perfect equilibrium" or "total harmony".
They like the absolute balance.
Absolute balance, long a controversial goal, is suddenly a tenet of our civic religion.
Brasília is not simply designed, it is choreographed: each of its fluidly composed pieces seems to stand, like a dancer, on points frozen in a moment of absolute balance.
Data (mean ± SEM) represent the absolute balance, i.e., the difference between nutritional intake minus urinary excretion.
These rights are not absolute; fair balance is required.
I think it's just a phase, like adolescence" — and she spoke of an absolute need to "balance rights with responsibilities".
Presumably this makes Overwatch an absolute pig to balance – a task made all the more mind-boggling since Blizzard says it has more characters in the pipeline than the twelve available in the BlizzCon build.
I've been right where you're standing, waiting outside the college counselor's office for that first appointment of your child's senior year, trying and failing to balance absolute pride and abject panic.
It is difficult to reconcile the conflicting data with the absolute need to balance and support the rapid influx of ions at the tip.
Absolute terror and absolute reassurance are perfectly balanced in this stunning picture book, illustrated by Patrick Benson.
But it is important for car manufacturers that – as well as a framework and visibility – we are given the time to implement [the rule]." McCarthy said that aspects of the proposal might be seen as "too aggressive" in some industry quarters, but that the EPA believed they "hit the absolute sweet spot," balancing cost-effective emissions and fuel-saving reductions.
