The phrase "are approximately balanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where two or more elements are nearly equal or in equilibrium, often in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "The forces acting on the object are approximately balanced, resulting in no net movement."
Alternatives: "are nearly equal" or "are roughly in balance."
This equation gives good results in most practical measurement environments, where scattering-induced contributions to the measured light intensity are approximately balanced by scattering losses.
Steady-state regolith or soil thickness (SSST), whereby surface removals are approximately balanced by production of new soil by bedrock weathering, is a common assumption in most models of hillslope and landscape evolution.
Assuming baseline prognostic characteristics are approximately balanced between the treatment and control groups via randomization, we do not consider covariates other than centre effects in the models.
The fourth unexpected, fundamental property of EBV plasmids identified here is that the defects in duplication of these plasmids are approximately balanced by a defect in their partitioning.
The crucial supposition for a representative model is that iron fluxes in the body are (approximately) balanced and cellular pools do not fluctuate violently during the experimental period.
This depth is where the synaptic currents at the soma are approximately balanced by the opposite return currents in the dendrites; below and above this minimum point, the somatic or the apical dendritic currents dominate the LFP signal, respectively.
We want this priority to be randomly chosen from a large space so that the tree is likely to be approximately balanced.
Results show that consumption of oxidants by biodegradation is approximately balanced by the production of CH4 and total dissolved inorganic carbon (TDIC) which is conserved in the plume.
Until recently, the leveling off of methane levels had suggested that the rate of its emission from the Earth's surface was approximately balanced by the rate of its destruction in the atmosphere.
First, the energy required in excess of cruise performance to climb and accelerate is approximately balanced out by the lower energy required during the descent and deceleration segment, such that assuming cruise performance for the whole duration is a good approximation.
As a result, the gas bubble eventually unraveled until supply and demand is approximately balanced.
