The phrase "allows a balance between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to maintain equilibrium or harmony between two or more elements or factors.
Example: "The new policy allows a balance between work and personal life, ensuring employees can manage both effectively."
Alternatives: "facilitates a balance between" or "enables a balance between".
These findings extend professional service firm theorizing, exposing the balance between axes of specialisation, norms of reciprocity and customer management system; to include organizational features that allow a balance between the globally integrated and locally responsive.
We show how various urban design scenarios can be generated in an interactive manner allowing a balance between the esthetics of the urban designs and a set of indicators describing the provision of relevant ecosystem services.
Markers must allow a balance between ensuring tumour cells receive the cytotoxic insult while minimising collateral damage in normal cells that may express the antigen.
This can be achieved by employing simple yet effective measures such as: providing timely, appropriate and context specific training; provision of adequate technical support; and procedures that allow a balance between the use of telehealth and personal visit by nurses delivering care to their patients.
Recall = 100 × (Number of included records retrieved/Total number of included records) Precision = 100 × (Number of included records retrieved/Total number of records retrieved) NNR = 1/precision Unique yield = number of studies retrieved only by this database In addition, sensitivity*precision was calculated to allow a balance between sensitivity and precision to be assessed.
This small world structure has been argued to provide an optimal structural substrate which allows for a balance between specialized brain regions and global functional integration [1], [3], [4], [6], [9], [10].
We have never argued that the warrant should be dropped, but we have consistently called for greater safeguards to allow a balance to be struck between the broad public interest in effective extradition and the protection of basic rights and freedoms.
In no sense should adaptive design be seen as a shortcut or less rigorous approach, rather as an optimal strategy that allows for a balance between learning about an unknown effect to benefit future patients and the ethical obligation to provide the best treatment of the patient on the trial.
Indeed this value allows a good balance between computational speed and the occurrence of CST fragmentation at the border of the submitted sequences.
