The phrase "academic balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a fair and equitable representation of different academic perspectives or disciplines in a discussion or curriculum.
Example: "In our curriculum, we strive to achieve academic balance by incorporating diverse viewpoints and methodologies from various fields of study."
Alternatives: "intellectual balance" or "scholarly balance".
"It is the only way to strike the athletic and academic balance.
However, "the role of the N.C.A.A. president is less of television negotiating and marketing in my view and more of the understanding of the intercollegiate scene as regards academic balance and athletics," Schiller said.
Standardized test scores have risen slightly, but, Manning said, "We have to create that academic balance, so that the school can be noted for something other than football and track".
The university is now considering how to balance academic freedom against the public right to information in this case.
Most headteachers understand the need to ensure their schools balance academic success with the personal traits that guide their pupils' conduct.
And it has touched off a dispute between the critic, Theodore A. Postol, and M.I.T. over how to balance academic freedom with the university's obligations to cooperate with Pentagon investigators.
They knew they would have to balance academic pressures unheard of for athletes at the nation's football factories with the demands of football, that these were not places for the faint of heart.
Universities and firms (commercial and academic firms) must balance the nontriviality of a fluid pluralism of technology life cycles' (Carayannis and Campbell [2012], p. 37; see furthermore Dubina et al. [2012]).
At the same time, universities often find themselves struggling to balance academic objectives such as running degree-level training, with policy-relevant work such as regular engagement with decision-makers to ensure the uptake of HPSR+A research into policy and practice.
When academics have to balance so many other roles and responsibilities, why add "writer" to the list?
Although some colleges have indeed balanced academic concerns and those of the marketplace, others, he added, "have struck bargains only Faust could love".
