The phrase "lead to imbalance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation where something causes an unequal distribution or a disruption to balance. For example, "The destruction of the rainforest will lead to imbalance in the planet's biodiversity."
Failure to maintain genome stability, proteostasis and metabolic homeostasis will lead to imbalance of cellular homeostasis and cellular senescence.
Systemic microcirculatory alterations described during inflammatory conditions are characterized by perfusion heterogeneity and theoretically pulmonary microcirculatory heterogeneity could lead to imbalance pulmonary ventilation/perfusion relationship.
Furthermore, elements linkage map analysis showed aluminium is a key element involved in triggering of phosphorus, which subsequently lead to imbalance of homeostatic in PD serum.
Large-scale production of biodiesel from edible resources can lead to imbalance in the global food market.
In addition, randomization by a sequence of random numbers may result in selection bias and may lead to imbalance in groups.
A highly illustrative example of how different factors can lead to imbalance between ventilatory needs and respiratory capability is provided by acutely hyperinflated patients.
In addition, alteration of the cellular component may lead to imbalances in associated proteolytic activity.
Non-random assignment can lead to imbalances in risk-factors between the groups being compared and thus bias the estimates of the treatment effect.
The interacting intestinal uptake mechanisms can lead to imbalances in absorption of copper which is proposed as a major manifestation of zinc toxicity.
Second, as we have speculated, promotion biases lead to imbalances rapidly, but simply removing biases does not lead to a rapid return to balance, especially for the more senior employee levels.
In this network, NF-kB activates the expression of MTHFR, which metabolizes folate, so imbalances in the system would be expected to lead to imbalances in folate metabolism.
