The phrase "an equal balance between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for fairness or parity in various contexts, such as work-life balance, resource allocation, or decision-making.
Example: "In order to achieve success, it is essential to maintain an equal balance between personal and professional commitments."
Alternatives: "a fair distribution of" or "an even proportion of".
But over the longer term, he predicted EADS would achieve an equal balance between the two divisions.
And it would strike an equal balance between drug interdiction efforts and addressing the social and economic conditions that give rise to drug production.
She is chairwoman of the Institute of Practitioners of Advertising's Creative Forum and is doing her damnedest to achieve an equal balance between men and women in her own agency's creative teams.
In our current (and first) cohort of candidates, there is an equal balance between physicians and non-clinicians from many different healthcare-related fields: insurance companies, technology firms, government agencies, medical device companies, consulting firms, hospitals, and academia.
However, although § 302(c)(5)(B) requires an equal balance between trustees appointed by the union and those appointed by the employer, nothing in the language of § 302(c)(5) reveals any congressional intent that a trustee should or may administer a trust fund in the interest of the party that appointed him, or that an employer may direct or supervise the decisions of a trustee he has appointed.
When asked about who is primarily responsible for their happiness, most respondents (79%) saw it as an equal balance between employee and employer.
To make matters worse, the atrocious use of excessive and disproportionate police force is imperceptibly softened by news outlets that frame Sunday's confrontations as a "clash". It suggests there is an equal balance of power between the militarized police force and weaponless demonstrators.
Because the mix of scanners used was different for normal elderly controls and FTLD subjects, the same four Alzheimer's disease subjects were included for comparison between Alzheimer's disease and FTLD subjects (second set) to maintain an equal balance of scanners between groups.
Ensuring an equal balance of prognostic factors between treatment arms in randomised controlled trials is vital.
There is an almost equal balance between RNs who disagreed and those who agreed with the item "things 'fall between the cracks' when transferring patients from one unit to another".
"In an ideal world, you'd have a broadly equal balance between men and women.
