I use AF Balling. The ideal situation is that you dose the Alk portion (Component 2) against Alkalinity decline. There's a calculator on AF'S website. The value they give is a starting point.
I'm not sure about "swings" .. for me, Alk rises due carbon dosing against high nitrates. If your Alk drops only 0.3 dKH, do the computation 0.3 dKH / day .. and use the calculator to determine the amount to dose per day, and then if you want to follow the intended Balling technique, dose that same amount for each of Component 1, 2, and 3.
With that said, 0.3 dKH is well within okay tolerance for a day. Make sure if you dose against this value, check the next couple of days.
Usually the simpliest way is to stop dosing for some period of time, and then compute the amount Alk needed to offset the drop, on a daily basis.
If you don't want to stop dosing, you can use the adjustment technique. If you are dosing X, and Alk falls, then compute the amount needed to offset drop, and add this value to X.
EDIT: I didn't notice the units of measure. You'll want to verify for ppm. I thought it was given as dKH.