The phrase "look unbalanced" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used when describing an aesthetically unpleasing or disproportionate appearance. Example: The picture on the wall looked unbalanced with the heavy frame on one side and the small frame on the other.
She's the bulky one with feet so tiny she should look unbalanced, "like a ham on top of a pea".
It took me a while to get on board with the stary-eyed thing he does: it feels like a mild-mannered man trying too hard to look unbalanced.
You have such a great bod, but, wearing something really busy can throw off your proportions, and make you look unbalanced or heavier than you actually are.
These prints may throw off your curves, making you look unbalanced.
If you put flowers or any colored plants in your room it will make your room look unbalanced.
Well-endowed women tend to have less torso exposed, so wearing shorts that cover too much of your torso can make it look unbalanced and unnaturally small.
However, until exports pick up, growth is looking unbalanced, and once again all-too dependent upon the consumer..
VIEW FROM THE BENCH Saints manager Ronald Koeman - back on the bench after Achilles surgery - again named an attacking line-up, but his side looked unbalanced against Everton.
Brazil looked unbalanced until those three were returned to the places where they had been playing for their clubs the whole season.
They looked unbalanced, with Ramsey forced to play out wide on the right rather than centrally where he has been so effective recently.
"The main disappointment with growth in the fourth quarter was that it looks unbalanced on the output side of the economy at least," said Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight.
