The phrase "an equal balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fairness, equality, or proportionality in various contexts, such as decision-making, resource allocation, or relationships.
Example: "In order to achieve success, it is important to maintain an equal balance between work and personal life."
Alternatives: "a fair distribution" or "a balanced approach".
We have to put big powerful producers with big powerful presenters, so it's an equal balance".
But over the longer term, he predicted EADS would achieve an equal balance between the two divisions.
Everything changes when you have an equal balance of male and female collaborative input, including things no one thought could change.
Scores in the QS rankings comprise an equal balance of expert opinion and data on staffing levels, research citations and international students and faculty.
And it would strike an equal balance between drug interdiction efforts and addressing the social and economic conditions that give rise to drug production.
Residents assigned to this location will have an equal balance of men and women patients with a variety of medical conditions.
Some critics asked if an outflow or inflow of specie would necessarily have a sufficient effect on the price level to ensure an equal balance of payments.
Seemingly eager to maintain an equal balance of vague political commentary and downright ludicrous statements, she discussed a number of subjects.
But the prospect of an equal balance in parliament makes it hard to see a stable government being formed, says Erion Veliaj, leader of the small G99 party.
The five-year accord will establish an equal balance of imports and exports between the nations, in addition to a shared tariff of 35percentt on imports from outside the Mercosur trade bloc: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay.
Speaking on the Sydney film festival red carpet, the Oscar-winner said: "I'd love to see a hell of a lot more to bring it up to an equal balance".
