The phrase "a fair opening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an opportunity or chance that is reasonable or just, often in contexts like competitions, negotiations, or discussions.
Example: "The debate started with a fair opening, allowing both sides to present their arguments without bias."
Alternatives: "an equitable start" or "a reasonable beginning".
Laguna Beach is poised for another Festival season, with the Sawdust Festival and Art-A-Fair opening to the public today, and the Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters following soon after.
There could scarcely be a better choice for a lifetime achievement award from Photo London, an art fair opening at Somerset House this week.
That is as pertinent a question for the Milan Furniture Fair opening Wednesday, as for the city itself.
Visitors to the Baselworld watch fair opening this week in Switzerland will find a trio of Hamilton introductions influenced by the brand's 120-year-old American roots, including the Hamilton Khaki Navy Pioneer, a hand-wound mechanical watch inspired by marine chronometers from the 1940s.
Prior to the fair opening, it will feature two days of an educational History Series with lectures, conversations, panel discussion and more to assist you in brushing up on your knowledge before you hit the floor running.
Talk story about an electronic computer for the edification of visitors to the Seattle World's Fair (opening Apr. 21).
As recently as 4 years ago… Talk story about an electronic computer for the edification of visitors to the Seattle World's Fair (opening Apr. 21).
Art impresarios also have their eyes on the islands, including the inaugural Art Hawaii International art fair opening in November with the stated goal of "cater[ing] to a global audience with an innovative cross-cultural contemporary art event in one of the most extraordinary destinations in the world".
There are usually some Audubon prints at the "Works on Paper" fair opening on Friday at the Park Avenue Armory in Manhattan.
We don't need more of them, just as we don't need more tables, lamps, vases, closets, or any of the other objects that will be exhibited at the 2010 fair opening Wednesday.
