The phrase "a fair initial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an initial assessment, offer, or proposal that is considered reasonable or just.
Example: "After reviewing the terms, we believe that a fair initial offer would be beneficial for both parties."
Alternatives: "a reasonable starting point" or "an equitable beginning".
Still, the debate over foreign-currency manipulation is surely one in which the United States has a fair initial case.
The deal cost the company shares that would be worth $291 million to $365 million, if the stock does sell within the range that Google has given as its best estimate of a fair initial offering price.
As proHNPs are primarily secreted from myelocytes, the last precursor stage in the mitotic pool, transit time through the postmitotic pool would be a fair initial estimate of the time from start of rise of proHNPs until neutrophil appearance in circulation.
Make a fair initial offer, but don't be afraid to haggle if price is that large of a concern for you.
_____ A footnote to the discussion of cryptic clues: it concerns what constitutes a fair lead to an initial letter or letters being part of the required solution.
Sensor Tower's prediction is based on pre-registration numbers, which are in the millions, and an assumption that the IP combined with the gameplay quality will result in a fair number of its initial downloaders making the leap to the $10 full unlock.
Romitha S. Mally, the author of the report, told investors on April 27 that a fair price for Kraft's initial offering would be $25 a share.
The $57 million is a fair bit lower than the initial $83 million that IBM was awarded when it won the case against Groupon in July, and significantly lower than the $167 million that it originally asked for in damages.
But her initial assessment seems a fair one.
I wrote my initial blog post with a fair dose of satire and sarcasm.
This is a fair assumption because settlement does not occur in the initial stage due to the natural permafrost table uplift occurring in an ice-free embankment.
