The phrase 'return to balance' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to restoring balance or equilibrium in a situation that has become imbalanced or unbalanced. For example: After a period of unrest, the citizens of the country sought to return to balance.
"It's urgently necessary for monetary stability that public budgets return to balance," Bruederle said.
Investors are seeking boring industries with predictable rates of return to balance their portfolios of chancier investments.
A return to balance requires reducing expenditure over the medium term and reviewing revenue in a fair and equitable way.
The IMF has said Australia's expenditure is low compared to other advanced economies and a return to balance needs to consider revenue measures.
Both sides of politics want to see the budget return to balance and Labor has always been open to responsible and sensible savings.
"Given our latest economic forecast and the government's current policy settings, the public finances appear on track to return to balance by 2018-19.
Gary Sick, a former National Security Council expert, argues that Washington's return to balance-of-power considerations is designed to create an informal anti-Iranian alliance of the US, Israel and the Sunni Arab states.
But, given that the war began in 2003 with the goal of bringing Iraq's Shiite majority to power as the leading edge of a democratic transformation in the Middle East, this return to balance-of-power Realpolitik, with the Saudis as America's most important allies, would represent the ultimate failure of the President's project.
But King thinks the budget should be returned to balance faster.
"In returning to balance and funding critical priorities, it strengthens our economy and makes America safer".
On this basis, the IFS does not envisage the current budget returning to balance until 2012-13.Mr Brown's other fiscal rule was to keep net public debt below 40% of GDP.
