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"be balanced out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the act of reaching a state of equilibrium or stability. Example: "In order to achieve a healthy lifestyle, it is important for one's diet and exercise to be balanced out."
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But any short-term advantage should be balanced out later.
If that's the case, perhaps it ought to be balanced out by subsidies to manufacturers.
It's rare, I think, for it all to be balanced out".
If there's a new category of Best Action Film, it has to be balanced out by Best Inaction Film.
In a publicly traded company like News Corp., these kinds of losses have to be balanced out with earnings from other operations.
Every light-hearted Walford moment must be balanced out by double the darkness though, and so the Who Killed Lucy Beale?
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But then it's balanced out with some real classics.
So it's balanced out throughout the novel.
I don't think it's balanced out".
However, these expenses are balanced out by the quality of the advertising space.
Crucially, all this heavy stuff is balanced out by a sense of mischief.
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