"balanced composition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "balanced composition" to refer to a composition that has an equal or balanced mix of different elements. For example, "The painting had a balanced composition of colors and shapes that created an interesting texture."
All are notable for their sinuous line and their exquisitely balanced composition.
Unlike his 17th-century French predecessors, the British master was not interested in producing a harmoniously balanced composition.
Handsomely photographed by John Dewey, with every shot of the landscape a beautifully balanced composition, "Belfast, Maine," which is not rated, conveys a deeply emotional sense of place, season and time of day.
This entails addressing quality factors associated with different product properties (sensory and technological properties, hygiene, convenience, stability, etc)., nutritional value (balanced composition and bioactive substances) and their effects on physiological function and health.
My aesthetic concern is for a balanced composition, however, my style is purposefully primitive.
In the movie's visual design, every image is part of an austere, perfectly balanced composition.
The south facade is one of Meier's most lyrical, exquisitely balanced compositions: solids play against voids, delicate lines against flat surfaces, curving forms against straight masses.
Little-known but technically brilliant, van Aelst (1627-83) produced fine, carefully balanced compositions of flowers, game and precious objects, as this traveling exhibition of 25 paintings demonstrates.
And yet even as the narrative jumps the rails, Preminger's elegantly balanced compositions never waver and his gliding camera never falters, bringing a cool, classical perspective to this outpouring of romantic revolt.
Mr. Tippet shot the movie and has a terrific eye and a steady hand, and he favors balanced compositions that offset the suboptimal visual quality of the digital imagery.
Rather than breaking a scene down into analytical fragments, Mr. Costa keeps his camera at a certain distance, placing his performers within careful, classically balanced compositions that emphasize the characters' relationships to one another and the specific world that contains them.
