The phrase "at rebalancing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment strategies, or portfolio management when discussing the act of adjusting asset allocations.
Example: "The fund manager will make adjustments at rebalancing to ensure the portfolio aligns with the investment strategy."
Alternatives: "during rebalancing" or "at the time of rebalancing".
It is a specific, contained reform, aimed only at rebalancing our tax system.
The review would look at rebalancing some of the £650m in Lottery funds handed out every year.
Europe's sinking economy is socking emerging markets, frustrating efforts at rebalancing and reform.As my colleague notes, the IMF places fiscal mismanagement at the centre of the report.
This led to an extended attempt at "rebalancing" — funneling more Medicaid money into home and community programs and less into institutionalization.
At a Peking University speech on Monday, Mr. Geithner outlined a broad set of initiatives aimed at rebalancing the global economy.
Some (e.g. Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain or Italy) have a detailed and protective set of legal provisions aimed at rebalancing the bargaining power between the creator and her publisher/producer.
"Conflicting reports seek to guide voters on Prop 10" A new report from the Haas Institute at UC Berkeley said "rebalancing the dysfunctional housing market to restore fairness between renters and property owners" is in the public's best interest.
Germany's anemic pace of domestic demand growth and dependence on exports have hampered rebalancing at a time when many other euro-area countries have been under severe pressure to curb demand and compress imports in order to promote adjustment.
The Human Factor There's another issue at stake in rebalancing that often gets short shrift, and that' the human factor.
This has lead to the "Dogs of the Dow" strategy, which says investors should own the 10 highest-yielding stocks in the Dow, rebalancing at the start of the year.
Most experts advise rebalancing at least once a year.
