The phrase "aim of balancing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the goal of creating a balance between two or more elements. For example, "The aim of balancing the need for sustainable development with the need for economic growth is a major priority for many governments."
On "Season of Changes" post-bop sophistication is gently sifted through layers of gospel, country, folk and soul, with the implicit aim of balancing intellect against emotion.
This would avoid the financial nonsense of George Osborne's aim of balancing the public sector budget overall, via his misguided addiction to austerity.
1 Philip Hammond should shelve plans to eradicate Britain's budget deficit because his official aim of balancing the books and running a surplus has lost all credibility, MPs have argued.
Philip Hammond should shelve plans to wipe out Britain's budget deficit because his aim of balancing the books and running a surplus has lost all credibility, MPs have argued.
Furthermore, from economical point of view the optimum condition calculated and the corresponding final optimized design is determined with the aim of balancing between economical and technical issues.
Moreover, bimodal distribution parameter setting is proposed for the control parameters of the mutation and crossover operators in this paper, with the aim of balancing the exploration and exploitation abilities of DE.
There was still "substantial" room, the administration said, to raise taxes on high-income Americans, to reform corporate taxes and to reform entitlements, with the aim of "balanced" deficit reduction.
In this study, engineering of the cAMP receptor protein (CRP) was explored with the aim of subtly balancing entire pathway networks and potentially improving lycopene production without significant genetic intervention in other pathways.
The aim is to identify ways of balancing the local provisioning ecosystem service supply and demand and to enhance sustainable land use.
In the United Kingdom, information materials for all three national cancer screening programmes (breast, cervical and colorectal) have recently been revised, with the aim of providing balanced information to allow people to make an informed choice about participation (Richards, 2011).
At Honey Valley, Mr. Chengappa serves a blend of the two varieties, aiming to balance the body of the robusta with the more delicate flavors of the arabica.
