The phrase "a fair and effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is just and efficient, often in contexts related to policies, systems, or practices.
Example: "The committee aims to establish a fair and effective process for evaluating proposals."
Alternatives: "an equitable and efficient" or "a just and productive".
If she is to be a fair and effective boss to everyone, your friendship inevitably has to change.
This is a fair and effective approach, giving people time to respond while ensuring that incorrect payments are adjusted quickly".
European governments have also junked their commitment to turn the Emissions Trading Scheme into a fair and effective way of cutting pollution.
There's no single answer to the issue of obesity in New York, but restaurants can and should play a role in finding a fair and effective solution.
Enforcement of tax laws requires finding a fair and effective way to overcome the information asymmetry between taxpayers and the I.R.S.
While there is no large scale model in existence for a fair and effective carbon tax, cap and trade programs for carbon dioxide (CO2) are already the policy instruments of choice around the world and in the United States.
The finance minister, Mathias Cormann, has promised a "fair and economically effective" budget in a media blitz suggesting it will deliver tax cuts and reduce the deficit.
In a statement to VICE, Wells Fargo spokesman Kristopher Dahl said, "Wells Fargo continues to believe that arbitration is a fair, efficient and effective way for a customer to pursue a legal claim and resolve a legal dispute".
The policy, to be introduced Feb. 22 at the Board of Education's monthly meeting, will "provide a fair and cost-effective plan focused on employee needs and eliminate a policy that drains precious resources from the system that can instead be invested in our classrooms" according to a news release.
A friend and trusted advisor, Andrew Rasiej (who helps run a very fair and effective Personal democracy Forum), took issue with his naming to Newsweek's recent Digital 100 Power Index.
GENEVA, 13 March 2014 — Millions of children across the globe have their rights violated, but only a few are able to seek recourse to improve their situation in a timely, fair and effective way, UNICEF said today.
