The phrase "as a balancing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that serves to create equilibrium or fairness in a situation or argument.
Example: "The committee proposed new regulations as a balancing measure to ensure fairness in the allocation of resources."
Alternatives: "as a counterbalance" or "as a mitigating factor".
The "issue" of breastfeeding outside the home is commonly perceived as a balancing act.
Kerry, however, makes no apologies for viewing foreign policy as a balancing act.
Think of it as a balancing procedure carried out by the brain to stop you getting bored to death.
Mr. Fearon is fine but used more as a balancing force of stability than a sparkling font of high-minded inspiration.
The Simpson verdict was, in a way, a culmination of years of police mistreatment in the black community and was seen as a balancing of the scales.
He described the pricing issue as a "balancing act," adding: "The tiered data plans will meet the needs of the overwhelming majority of consumers.
He has followed that up with a new book, "The Nature Principle," arguing that adults need nature as well — as a tonic, as a balancing force, as therapy.
Ms. Hedwig, a German-born choreographer and dancer who is known for funny high-energy dance, approaches Pergolesi's "Stabat Mater" as a balancing act of the new and the old in her new "Stabat Mater/Mother Stood".
She finds that foods high in acid (salads with a balsamic vinaigrette, fish with a squeeze of lemon) and bitter foods (tricolor salads with endive, radicchio and arugula; charbroiled meat) can use pinot as a balancing act.
Administration officials speaking immediately after the filing on background characterized the deliberations leading up to it as a balancing act in which the final result was both consistent with the President's pro-equality values, yet also politically strategic.
"While everyone in Asia wants the U.S. to stay, they want it to stay as a balancing power, not as a primary power," said Hugh White, a professor of strategic studies at the Australian National University.
