"take a balanced" is not correct or usable in written English.
It is not a complete phrase or sentence. It is possible that you meant to say "take a balanced approach" or "maintain a balanced diet." Example: "To improve your overall health, it is important to take a balanced approach to exercise and nutrition."
By Anthony Lane and Richard Brody August 18, 2017 "Whose Streets?," about the killing of Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Missouri, in 2014, makes no effort to take a balanced view — the time for balance is long gone.
Indeed, the film is still fired up; if it makes no effort to take a balanced view, that is because the time for balance — to judge by the opinions expressed with such vehemence here — is long gone.
Others try to take a balanced view.
For starters, they need to take a "balanced approach," Mr. DeRose said.
"Those factors have forced the king to take a balanced position to the situation.
"We recognize that passions exist on both sides, and we have tried to take a balanced and thoughtful approach".
Some states, like Tennessee, take a balance-of-interests approach.
EU membership discussions often take a balance sheet approach.
It was possible to take a balance between the hydrophilicity and the hydrophobicity of the β-SQDG-C18 molecule to be optimized to form vesicles in 150 mM PBS.
Homer uses one of his coupons at a tire business on a free wheel balancing, and is told by the "customer care specialist" that his car will not take a balance, and that he will need four new tires because they cannot legally let customers drive off with faulty tires.
We recommend that investigators take a balance approach to blinding strategy with consideration of a risk-based assessment of clinical, pharmaceutical, logistical and resource factors.
