The phrase "build a balance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to create or establish a state of equilibrium or stability. Example: "In order to have a successful business, it is important to build a balance between work and personal life."
Given that we have to pull out the surge brigades in early 2008, can we still try to build a balance of power that allows for regional development and consolidation, if not national reconciliation?
These are hybrids that are funded by the company and insured by the government, the way defined-benefit plans are, but that build a balance that can be rolled over into another tax-deferred account when employees change jobs, in the style of defined-contribution plans like 401 k)'s.
But myRA has some big drawbacks: It won't be available to savers until much later this year; all your money will be invested in relatively low yielding Treasury debt; and you can't build a balance of more than $15,000.
However, if they sacrifice a little on their splurge spending for one year, they could build a balance in their savings account that provides them a cushion for emergencies when they occur.
In 1799 William Whitmore and his partner, Norton, offered to build a balance (or geometrical) lift without payment, on condition that if successful they were to have £17,300 and a royalty of 4 pence per ton of goods passed.
See How to Build a Balance Board.
Pore pressure within formations determines the mud weight required to build a balancing fluid pressure in the downhole.
"If my optimism is misplaced and we have a recession or housing prices continue to decline, we've built a balance sheet for that".
Or Build-a-Balance-Board!
"Our decision to sell the bulk of our remaining shares in China Construction Bank is consistent with our stated objective of continuing to build a strong balance sheet," the bank's chief financial officer, Bruce R. Thompson, said in a statement.
This experience cast into sharp relief the value of holding cash reserves, and Intel went on to build a strong balance sheet to provide insurance against potential future funding needs.
