The phrase "a fair method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a process or approach that is just, equitable, or impartial.
Example: "In our research, we employed a fair method to ensure that all participants were treated equally."
Alternatives: "an equitable approach" or "a just process".
Laws can be unjust, and nonviolent civil disobedience is sometimes a fair method of protest.
The fear is that a tournament featuring the world's great players will end instead with most people talking about Frank Duckworth and Tony Lewis, the two English statisticians who devised a fair method for deciding rain-affected matches.
Does this seem like a sound system and a fair method of compensation?
Much has been made about Twitter's Suggest User List (Disclosure: We're on it) and how it wasn't a fair method of user discovery.
The analysis results have raised important questions regarding a fair method for settlement between microgrid participants, and game theory has been identified as a suitable tool to analyse aspects of this situation.
We have an opportunity to develop an effective program and a fair method to pay for it, by adding desperately needed resources to the system already in place.
It adopted a fairer method of selecting candidates: internal nominations, followed by opinion polls to pick the most electable.
This work tries to address this issue by proposing a Fair Energy Resource Allocation FERAA) method for smart grids.
And the answers they came up with -- two additional shows in the Bay Area, where the band's roots run deepest, and a fair, affordable method of ticketing -- serve to reassure us that the spirit of the Grateful Dead is still alive and well.
Fair: Method appropriate, description could be better.
We carefully take this into account to allow for fair method comparison.
