"balanced picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an idiom that is used to describe an image or situation that is even, or fair. For example, "The football team's score gave us a balanced picture at the half time – both sides had one goal each."
"I presented a very balanced picture," he said.
But Louisiana, which will hold the next Republican primary on Saturday, is a much more balanced picture.
Most PBS viewers can probably be presumed to favor freedom of speech, and this is hardly a balanced picture of the issue.
So now with these six cars, I think we have a much more balanced picture of what it is that we consider to be good design for cars".
This is why many colleagues feel our critics are having a 'field day' or 'dream run' and the press are not reflecting a balanced picture.
Mr. Rosen added that while the Syrian government was upset with the positive coverage Al Jazeera gave to opposition protests, he was trying to ensure viewers got a balanced picture.
You'll have to click around among Google search results to get a broad view of different accounts and opinions of her to make sure you have a complete, balanced picture.
There is a need to focus on databasing mega-diverse countries and biodiversity hotspots if we are to gain a balanced picture of global biodiversity.
However, given the conflicting data on how good we are at painting a balanced picture, we need to embrace the uncertainty and strive to do better.
It's rare that positive news makes the headlines, so if you ran a newspaper and wanted to present a balanced picture you would have to focus on reporting positive events to balance out the negative.
It presents a balanced picture, he says.
