The phrase "and balanced to" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing adjustments or calibrations, but it would need additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The budget was carefully reviewed and balanced to ensure all departments received adequate funding."
Alternatives: "and adjusted to" or "and calibrated to".
Diets were cornsilage-based and balanced to be isocaloric and isonitrogenous.
They argue that Fox has trademarked "Fair and Balanced" to describe its news coverage and that Mr. Franken's use of the phrase would "blur and tarnish" it.
It will be a complicated affair as producers bend over backwards to ensure it will be fair and balanced to all seven party leaders taking part.
Experimental treatments were arranged as a 2 × 2 factorial with 0 or 1.5% K2CO3 and with 0 or 2% SBO, and balanced to contain 40% forage (57% corn silage + 43% grass silage) and 60% concentrate.
On this view, the claim I am making — that Fox News intentionally uses the slogan "fair and balanced" to undermine trust in news outlets generally — is false: The reality is just that Fox News has successfully tricked a group of gullible viewers into believing something false.
Or choose the AWD model for a car that's far more pleasant and balanced to drive.
True fair-and-balanced (to coin a phrase) journalism presents facts concerning news stories and all opposing angles when the story in question might have more than one side.
J. Dennis Hastert, the Republican from Illinois who is speaker of the House, "thought United presented a fair and balanced proposal to the board," according to Peter M. Jeffries, a spokesman.
"The CBC has continually misrepresented our employees and ignored its responsibility to provide objective and balanced reporting to the public.
Similar executive orders have followed, including making it quicker for ethnic Indians overseas to get visas.Indians impatient for change argue that a bossy executive is preferable to one that has been checked-and-balanced to a standstill.
In a speech at Monash university, Pyne said the government would respond to the budget challenge with a "fair and balanced" package to reform higher education and research.
