The phrase "a fair length of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a duration or extent that is considered reasonable or adequate.
Example: "The project took a fair length of time to complete, but the results were worth the wait."
Alternatives: "a considerable amount of" or "a decent length of".
(Note don't draw to close to an edge of paper) Draw a diagonal line like this \_\ it should be a fair length to accommodate the rest of the drawing.
Williams used this phrase as a cricketing metaphor for a fair length and quality of life – analogous to the number of runs scored in a single cricket innings.
(Though, to be fair, Tinder won't disclose the average length of a conversation on the app).
Oscar Pistorius's claim that his Paralympic 200m defeat was not a fair race because of the length of his rival's blades has thrown the debate over how athletes are classified into the mainstream.
Pistorius suffered a shock defeat to the Brazilian in the T44 200m final and afterwards claimed that he wasn't in a fair race because of the length of Oliveira's racing blades, although the South African later apologised for the timing of his remarks.
For each aliquot, the length of a fair number of filaments (50 90) was determined and used to estimate the average filament length and its standard deviation.
Maxime Guyon sent him ahead approaching the final furlong and while The Grey Gatsby stayed on into second place, the winning margin of four-and-a-quarter lengths was a fair reflection of Solow's superiority on the day.
The Durham bowler's pitch map suggests that my earlier assertion that full is the way to go is way out, with a fair percentage of his full-length deliveries having been put away for four.
The study highlights the crucial need of having a fair recovery of pore-scale characteristic lengths to predict the mass transfer coefficient with accuracy.
Of course, we're not going to make the next Ironman on an iPhone anytime soon, and you might not even agree that feature-length content is a fair example of the potential market size for the kinds of videos someone with an iPhone could create.
