The phrase "a fair rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing, fees, or compensation that is considered reasonable or just.
Example: "After negotiating, we agreed on a fair rate for the services provided."
Alternatives: "a reasonable price" or "an equitable fee".
We continue to expect utilities to serve their customers with low-cost power while earning a fair rate of return.
Guides should be paid a fair rate for the job, not obliged to work for goodwill or gratuities".
And if courts choose not to enforce private copyright in public law, publishers could simply charge each state a fair rate to compensate them for their efforts.
The challenge is to develop a fair rate allocation algorithm without per-source accounting as this is inequivalent to per-connection or per-flow accounting in this case.
A fair rate set for each industry would help to keep wages up, avoiding the risk that the minimum wage is the norm, not a rock-bottom backstop.
We had no way to assess whether we received a fair rate of exchange, and they had no appropriately sized bags to give us.
"We wouldn't invest if we didn't feel comfortable it would provide a fair rate of return," said John Tiliacos, managing director of onboard products for American Airlines.
Instead, they should work with employers "to determine a fair rate of pay for sleep-in shifts to fit their local labour market conditions".
To determine a fair rate, that standard directs the judges to consider factors including whether the prices will have a "disruptive impact" on the industry.
If and when they've been paid a fair rate for their work, then Marcos and I start sharing any additional profits evenly.
The first is that problem loans in America are increasing, even though the economy is still bowling along at a fair rate.
