The phrase "leave balance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the remaining number of days or hours of personal leave (such as vacation days) that an employee has available to take from work. For example: "John has six days of leave balance left before the end of the year."
Under this approach, a Republican administration would focus on cutting taxes first and leave balancing the budget for a little later.
Consumer advocates have criticized gift cards because consumers often forget about them or leave balances unused.
The religious left has a long history in American politics (the civil-rights revolution, for instance); but in recent times it has been more prone to opine on the evils of, say, militarism and global poverty than to intervene in domestic elections.Can a more militant religious left balance Mr Bush's footsoldiers on the right?
The vast majority of loan modifications to date have lowered payments by dropping interest rates while leaving balances untouched.
With no hard data about whether adding Zetia to Zocor prevents heart attacks or strokes, doctors and patients are left balancing two scientific arguments: the mainstream idea that cholesterol drugs work just by lowering cholesterol; and the case made by a handful of rebels who say that their benefit is more complex.
We need to shake up an unholy alliance where only one side makes profits, while the other side is left balancing insults.
Asking bank regulators to house a consumer protection authority could leave the balance of power tilted toward the banks, critics fear.
You could keep the assets in your name and leave the balance to charity in your will.
Some customers leave cash balances lying idle in their brokerage accounts.
In the model in figure 1, knowledge of harm tips the balance towards labeling an event as error, but not knowing the outcome leaves the balance unswayed.
