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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a clear and equitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is both understandable and fair, often in contexts related to policies, agreements, or processes.
Example: "The committee aims to establish a clear and equitable distribution of resources among all participants."
Alternatives: "a transparent and fair" or "an understandable and just".
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At their most recent board meeting in November the five manufacturers - BMW, Honda, Mercedes-Benz, Renault and Toyota - stuck by their binding agreement to race together only in a series which satisfies the fundamental principles of a clear and equitable world championship.
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This involves clear and equitable allocation of rights and responsibilities, application of appropriate technology and environmental safeguards, and removal of disincentives for investment in forestry.
Also on the list of demands: establish a fair and equitable hiring process that makes clear the criteria for employment, prepares future employees for civil service exams, and discourages cronyism, where friends of friends get hired over those more experienced.
And behind it all, a summons to forge a more just and equitable social order.
"We believe that it was a fair and equitable contract".
"It's to create a fair and equitable testing system".
That doesn't seem like a fair and equitable system.
But what I want is a sustainable and equitable capitalism.
We must preserve a safe and equitable society.
We're working towards a fair and equitable solution with the DNC and the state parties.
But a fair and equitable no-fault compensation system could conceivably be beneficial to patients".
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