The phrase "adjustable balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something can be modified or changed to achieve a desired level of balance, such as in finance or design.
Example: "The new financial software features an adjustable balance that allows users to customize their budget according to their spending habits."
Alternatives: "modifiable balance" or "flexible balance".
The well-segregated Janus-cores with adjustable compartment balance were revealed by transmission electron microscopy.
There's also a user-adjustable white balance setting, which photographers and anyone sensitive to color temperature will appreciate.
The NISMO RC also utilizes a double-wishbone suspension design front and rear and driver-adjustable brake balance.
The brakes were redesigned to adapt the use of a driver-adjustable brake pressure balance, while the servo-activated braking system was removed.
The new approach focuses on high sensitivity in an initial hairpin detection step, followed by a flexible, user-adjustable procedure to balance sensitivity with specificity and selectivity.
The weight factor c1 is an adjustable parameter for balancing the profile term and the secondary structure matches; the shift constant c2 is introduced to avoid the alignment of unrelated regions in the local alignment [ 8].
They typically sell off the fixed-rate loans but keep the adjustable ones on the balance sheet as assets.
"The equipment isn't expensive; you can get a foldaway bench, a pair of adjustable dumbells and a balance ball for under £300," he says.
To remedy the energy imbalance problem, the technique in [5] assumed that the transmission range of sensors are adjustable and attempt to balance the energy consumption among sensors by selecting proper sizes of rings around the sink node.
For example, on August 14, one lender on our site offered a senior of 83 with a house worth $500,000 and a $313,000 existing mortgage balance an adjustable rate HECM at 2.529% and a rebate of $12,057.
