The phrase "balanced nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ecosystem or environment that maintains equilibrium among its various components.
Example: "The balanced nature of the forest allows diverse species to thrive together without overwhelming one another."
Alternatives: "equilibrium of nature" or "harmonious environment."
Yet the balanced nature of the image is not quite right.
She fought to preserve the eastern Sierra Nevada mountains through planning that balanced nature against real estate and tourism.
The burning rate of RDX/GAP/BTTN is in general higher than that of RDX/GAP, a phenomenon that may be attributed to the stoichiometrically balanced nature of BTTN.
But Russia's ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, said the resolution had taken on a more "balanced nature" by including some of his country's demands.
As it is, their hopes of progress are still alive, although they need to win at least 3-0, buthehe away goal and the balanced nature of the match in the first half will give Deila belief his side can turn the tie round.
The balanced nature of amino acids is in strong contrast to the nature of the secondary metabolites (e.g., most lipids, alkaloids, etc)., whose production and degradation are mainly controlled by the physical environment rather than by the physiology of the cell.
Synergies are crucial to balance nature protection with socio-economic development and to increase the social-ecological resilience of regions.
His family said that in addition to hunting he also loved fishing and always tried to balance nature with a contemporary lifestyle.
In doing this, it needs to balance "nature of science" elements (Abd-El-Khalick and Lederman 2000) and CHC values in the science curriculum.
"It has balanced the nature of it," he said.
Balancing nature and modern recreation is a delicate proposition in a park where the number of visitors has more than doubled in the last 20 years.
