The phrase "a fair procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes or methods that are just, equitable, and impartial, often in legal, administrative, or organizational contexts.
Example: "The committee ensured that a fair procedure was followed during the selection of candidates for the scholarship."
Alternatives: "an equitable process" or "a just method".
When we have no concept of a fair outcome other than the outcome of a fair procedure, we have "perfect" procedural justice, illustrated by the outcome of spinning a fair roulette wheel.
Such an environment would rarely afford an appropriate venue for a fair procedure".
The tribunal ruled that there was a high probability he would have been dismissed lawfully if the employer had adopted a fair procedure.
Provided the employer has considered the possibility of making "reasonable adjustments" to the content and organisation of the work – and these will be judged against the ability of the employer to "reasonably" do so, not the medical condition of the employee – and has followed a "fair" procedure, dismissal is entirely possible.
Beyond a visit from EU foreign affairs chief, Catherine Ashton, and two phonecalls with his family, his jailers have limited Morsi's contact with the outside world – treatment his supporters say is extrajudicial and does not bode well for a fair procedure in the courtroom.
Aiming to develop a fair procedure for the exchanged energy distribution among transmission system operators, the concept of the virtual measuring point is introduced, taking into consideration measurement uncertainties and generated transmission losses.
According to justice theory, people expect a fair handling of the whole complaint handling process, which means a) fair procedures, b) fair interpersonal communication and, c) a fair outcome.
After filling out the questionnaire, many applicants spontaneously gave additional oral feedback ("I am so happy to be here and to have this chance", "I think this is a really fair procedure that includes other skills, not only final school grades").
In the market literature indeed in much of the literature — there is little attempt to give a general criterion or describe an appropriate, fair procedure.
But Mr Blunkett defended the scheme yesterday, saying it was essential to show "our citizens at home that European asylum policy is not simply a gateway for uncontrolled migration, but rather a firm and fair procedure for those who genuinely need protection".
Filler siphoning is the observation that erroneous identifications in a showup procedure (or a strongly biased lineup) all implicate the innocent suspect, whereas in a fair lineup procedure, those errors are distributed across the suspect and the fillers (Wells et al., 2015b).
