The phrase "a fair association" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or organization that operates with fairness and equity among its members or stakeholders.
Example: "The committee aims to create a fair association that promotes equal opportunities for all its members."
Alternatives: "an equitable organization" or "a just alliance".
In our study, we found no agreement between clinical and imaging findings indicative of inflammation, except for a fair association of patient self-report of ACW pain and BME of the ACW.
Qualitative descriptors adopted for interpreting correlation coefficients were as follows: 0 to 0.25 represents little or no association, 0.26 to 0.5 represents a fair association, 0.51 to 0.75 represents moderate to good association, and greater than 0.75 represents good to excellent association [ 33].
Mr. Oats was president of the Flushing Meadows-Corona Park World's Fair Association, a civic group he started in 1967.
In a statement Wednesday, the fair association said Henwood had planned to leave the organization at the end of 2016 when his contract expired, but moved up his departure.
The fair association said in a statement that it was pleased that auditors found that its finances were healthy, despite the several years of losses reported on its tax returns.
Those concerns led an advocacy group, the Flushing Meadows-Corona Park World's Fair Association, to call for Ms. Cooper's resignation five years ago.
It is held annually on 99 acres owned by the fair association and draws an attendance of more than 150,000 people.
Acorn's results mirror those found in 2000 by Long Island Housing Services, a fair housing association based in Bohemia, when it tested real estate agencies across Long Island as part of a national survey on housing discrimination for the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Auditors also rebuked the fair association for its poor oversight of a trailer park, which received $3.3 million from the city of Pomona to reserve spaces for affordable housing.
The statement quoted Henwood as saying he was "very proud" of his tenure but adding: "Lately I have become a distraction from the great work that [the county fair association] does.
"They remained an industrial manufacturer for others," said Vittorio Giulini, owner of Liola, a prominent knitwear manufacturer and president of Milan's clothing fair association.
