The phrase "after balancing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of making something equal or stable, often in financial or mathematical situations.
Example: "The budget report will be finalized after balancing the accounts for the month."
Alternatives: "following the adjustment" or "subsequent to the reconciliation".
After balancing on these structures Ms. Baker rolled across the floor, knocking over some of the platforms as she did so.
How to infiltrate Jacobs is focusing on his own line, after balancing it with work at Louis Vuitton for 10 years.
In addition, the attorney general must personally sign off after balancing the public's interest in the news against its interest in effective law enforcement.
He said he and Lady Justice King had decided to allow his appeal after balancing the man's human right to respect for family life and the newspaper's right to freedom of expression.
The government is heading for a fiscal deficit of up to 1.5% of GDP this year, after balancing its budget in 2000.In this section Setting a new perimeter Fair-weather friends?
Justice Department rules say prosecutors may seek subpoenas of journalists only if the information they are seeking is essential and cannot be obtained another way, and the attorney general must personally sign off after balancing the public's interest in the news against the public's interest in effective law enforcement.
After balanced for 30 min, the muscle strips were stimulated with 1 Hz, 30 ~ 45 Voltage, 2 ms wavelength square wave, 4 times/min.
After balanced with phosphate buffered saline (PBS), aorta sections were incubated in Target Retrieval buffer (DAKO, Carpinteria, CA) at 95 °C, and endogenous peroxidase was quenched by incubating in 3%H2O2O2 at room temperature for 10 min.
But when considering a job or company, how can you make sure you'll be able to achieve this sought-after balance?
After that, balancing a ledger might not pack the same thrill.
The recovery in the rich world is weak and vulnerable, as recoveries tend to be after balance-sheet recessions.
