appropriate balance

collocation in English

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appropriate
adjective
uk /əˈprəʊ.pri.ət/ us /əˈproʊ.pri.ət/
suitable or right for a particular situation ...
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balance
noun
uk /ˈbæl.əns/ us /ˈbæl.əns/
the ability to remain standing, especially because your weight is equally distributed ...
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Examples of appropriate balance

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The solidification of such a nationalist elite required the maintenance of an appropriatebalance among the social orders.
The challenge is to determine the appropriatebalance between the health of resources and ecosystems and the health and quality of human life.
The issue is not therefore about responsibility versus irresponsibility but about the most appropriatebalance between individual responsibility and collective responsibility.
Depending on how a model is to be used, the modeller has to decide on the most appropriatebalance between these characteristics.
An appropriatebalance needs to be developed between policies aiming at inter-fuel substitution and policies seeking to ameliorate the negative consequences of woodfuel.
Rather, it is a matter of striking an appropriatebalance, based on the expertise of the domain experts and the development team.
If an appropriatebalance can be found, this will result in a net gain in utility.
This article provides arguments and evidence with which to continue the debate about the most appropriatebalance between collective and individual planning.
A good theory is one that achieves the appropriatebalance between comprehensiveness and parsimony while stimulating theoretical exploration.
Twenty-two subjects were selected to provide an appropriatebalance of gender, age, and target language.
In all the cases studied we have verified that there is an appropriatebalance of injected and dissipated power.
The appropriatebalance between both pathways resulted in normally conducted movements.
Based on this assumption, the paper develops wellknown conservation principles for ensuring an appropriatebalance between ecosystems health and quality of human life.
Webb's discussion of abstraction provides some helpful guidelines for arriving at an appropriatebalance.
Increasingly too, the focus has been on what the appropriatebalance between the state and the individual might be in terms of financing care in old age.
The design policy agreed was to reduce the annual energy consumption for environmental control to the minimum, by an appropriatebalance of passive solar energy, daylight, and insulation.
The programmes should have an appropriatebalance between clinical service and academic endeavours, and should encourage the trainees to become dedicated to continuous education and teaching.
I have argued elsewhere that the common law's use of the reasonable person tests is an attractive way of striking the appropriatebalance between liberty and security.
Within these recommendations, an overarching theme was their desire for communications that found an appropriatebalance between "hope" and "honesty" through individualizing information, guiding interpretation, and facilitating uncertainty management.
One of the main issues in our discussion was to find an appropriatebalance between the flexible and effective implementation of our goals.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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