The phrase "approach of balancing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for achieving balance in various contexts, such as work-life balance or balancing competing priorities.
Example: "The approach of balancing different aspects of life is essential for overall well-being."
Alternatives: "method of balancing" or "strategy for achieving balance".
Tight and accurate control was able to be extended to patients with a range of metabolic requirements, and the risk-management approach proved capable of balancing clinical workload and risks presented by patient variability.
Yet, the fact that some of the most critical overarching issues have been left open for debate and evolution over time, rather than closed from the start as a matter of ethics and policy poses grave concern regarding just how seriously the initiative takes user privacy and especially its approach to balancing the rights of researchers ahead of those of Facebook's two billion users.
Gen. Pervez Musharraf is trying very hard to promote a true Islamic approach of balance on issues.
The question still open is the degree to which, as administrator, Mr. Leavitt would advance the Bush policies or carry out his self-described approach of "balance" among all interests.
When asked to choose one of four approaches for balancing the budget in a November 2010 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair poll, 61percentt chose increasing taxes on the wealthy, far more than chose cutting defense, Social Security or Medicare.
This approach greatly reduces the difficulty of balancing the kinetics of biallelic ERCA amplifications.
With the frequentist approach of FDIST, only sign of balancing selection was found for the g.522A > G SNP.> -wrap-foot> *Indicatesignificantnt values.
Rather, the point is to accept divergent outcomes within the range of permissible national approaches to balancing Privacy and Free Expression rights.
In CRTs with a small number of clusters, classic approaches to balancing baseline characteristics—such as matching and stratification have several drawbacks, especially when the number of baseline characteristics the researcher desires to balance is large.
