The phrase "add balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of adding money to an account to increase the total balance. For example, "I need to add balance to my phone account so I can buy a plan."
1. Add balance exercises to your daily routine.
It is filled with parenthetical passages apparently intended to add balance but that sometimes end up contradicting other passages.
In testimony before the committee, however, he said he was simply trying to add balance to the market.
They struggled with long metal poles intended to add balance, but that mostly threw them off kilter.
Because the floating rate loans are to a large extent protected against interest rate increases, some portfolio managers and financial planners say the funds can help add balance.
That backlash is fodder for Montblanc, which promotes pens as a way for people "to add balance to their lives," said Karsten Martens, 36, president and chief executive of Montblanc North America.
We appreciate the U.S. proposal to add balancing language in the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, but we ask that the government also support similar flexible elements and balances in TTIP if an IP chapter is included.
Once the tree is well established, add balanced citrus fertilizer to the soil during the growing season according to the directions included with the fertilizer.
Moist smoked trout was very salty, but whipped cream tinged with horseradish added balance.
He says the sport enhances brain function, adds balance to the body and reduces the stress on one hand.
The real reason, as everyone knows, was to prevent Mr. Obama from adding balance to a generally conservative court.
