The phrase "acknowledges balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition or acceptance of equilibrium or fairness in a situation or context.
Example: "The report acknowledges balance in the distribution of resources among the departments."
Alternatives: "recognizes equilibrium" or "accepts fairness".
The Estyn report acknowledges that balancing the numbers to avoid surplus places can be difficult, but says little progress has been made since 1996, when guidance was published on tackling the problem.
While he acknowledges that balancing all the things that matter in life--work and family--takes "your heart and mind and a lot of effort" this is the most fun he's ever had and the happiest he's ever been.
Despite these limitations, the development of an integrative framework that acknowledges and balances the tradeoffs between credibility, feasibility, and comparability is urgently needed.
Our notion of refractive surveillance highlights a very practical need to build data-driven systems that acknowledge and balance the many interests at stake.
It's another way of saying that far too many brands are being run by either a marketing leader or a board or both that steadfastly refuses to acknowledge the balance of power has shifted and the consumer is in complete control.
He acknowledged some "balance" would be required. .
12 Ricketts and Goldsmith reviewed the different concepts which have been used to define access in the literature and conceptualised it as dynamic, thus acknowledging the balance between health service need (patient side) and health service use (provider side).
Therefore, in departments, where the establishment of an acute pain service is not feasible, but the necessity of a sufficient perioperative pain management is acknowledged, a balance between resource allocation and incremental benefits of the provided analgesia procedure need to be established.
Before this all sounds too good to be true, Corcoran's quick to acknowledge that balancing the pursuit of wellbeing with the need to deliver work can be something of a balancing act.
America Online and Time Warner, in fact, acknowledged this balancing act in the post-merger organizational structure they announced last week.
