The phrase "a fair method for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or approach that is just, equitable, or impartial in achieving a particular outcome.
Example: "We need to establish a fair method for evaluating employee performance to ensure everyone is treated equally."
Alternatives: "an equitable approach for" or "a just process for".
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.
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.
If the numbers of activated neurons by V2L stimulation was drastically changed, cosine similarity might not be a fair method for comparing the similarity of activity patterns across different conditions.
When the capacity for treatment is less than demand, random assignment is a fair method of allocating resources.
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.
This paper describes a novel simplification and fairing method for NURBS (Non-Uniform Rational B-Spline) curves and surfaces using orthogonal non-uniform spline wavelets.
"Different fact patterns will inevitably call for differing approaches to ascertaining the fairest method" for determining losses, the ruling noted.
This work tries to address this issue by proposing a Fair Energy Resource Allocation FERAA) method for smart grids.
Other state legislatures, fed up with the same shenanigans, have found better, fairer methods for drawing political districts than leaving it to the politicians.
We carefully take this into account to allow for fair method comparison.
This shows the importance of using multiple datasets for testing to get a fair comparison between methods; for example, WS had a better average ROC-50 score than PWM-based BBLS due to the good score on NRSF, but overall, BBLS PWM is slightly better than WS (p-value 0.064).
