The phrase "are nearly balanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more elements are close to being equal or in equilibrium.
Example: "The two teams are nearly balanced in terms of skill, making the match highly competitive."
Alternatives: "are almost equal" or "are close to balanced."
Also described are nearly balanced and nearly strongly balanced designs.
It is easy to detect that the distributions of α values are nearly balanced for the Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) data that has a relatively balanced sample label distributions, where the number of positive signs are almost equal as that of the negative signs.
After repeating that risks are nearly balanced, the Fed then said 'but is monitoring developments abroad'.
After the complete compensation strategy worked, the three phase current waveforms are nearly balanced.
The low level of adsorption up to pH 3 indicates that in this regime, the attractive protein surface interactions are nearly balanced by repulsive protein protein interactions.
We report the formation of a tunable single DNA molecule trap near a solid-state nanopore in an electrolyte solution under conditions where an electric force and a pressure-induced viscous flow force on the molecule are nearly balanced.
The fill factor is maximized when this quantity is nearly balanced.
The results of more recent studies with sophisticated methodological design show that the emotional impact of infertility may be nearly balanced, suggesting that men do suffer as well and that they have to be addressed in infertility counselling too.
In contrast, narrower fjords offer more opportunities for icebergs to run aground; they also experience an estuarine circulation pattern where outward flow at the surface is nearly balanced by an inward flow at depth.
The heavy rainfall over the lake is nearly balanced by surface evaporation, and the outflow from the lake some 812 billion cubic feet (23 billion cubic metres)—comes mostly from the rivers draining into it, particularly the Kagera.
"Most participants saw the downside risks arising from economic and financial developments abroad as having diminished and judged the risks to the outlook for domestic economic activity and the labor market to be nearly balanced".
