The phrase "a fair rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing, interest rates, or compensation that is considered reasonable or just.
Example: "The company offers a fair rate of pay for all employees, ensuring that everyone is compensated appropriately for their work."
Alternatives: "an equitable rate of" or "a reasonable rate of".
We continue to expect utilities to serve their customers with low-cost power while earning a fair rate of return.
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".
The measure would guarantee these aging facilities "a fair rate of return," regardless of whether they are able to compete with cheaper alternatives such as natural gas, wind, and solar.
Regulation of energy firms faces the complex problem of balancing private (earning a fair rate of return on investment) and public (assure safe and reliable supply of energy at the lowest possible costs) goals.
Warren was not calling for a change in that basic arrangement; she was merely making an argument about what constitutes a fairer rate of taxation under a system that Will presumably accepts as legitimate.
And we could repatriate their foreign profits at a fair rate instead of the 8.75 percent being pushed by Congress.
They should be scrapped, and the government should give a flat, fair rate of annual increase to all staff.
Erythrocytes sedimentate at a rather fair rate of 25 millimetres per hour, which can be considered just mildly abnormal, taking into account the patient's gender and age.
We also deal with a fair rate control problem on top of the hybrid channel assignment problem and demonstrate that achievable rates with only two radio interfaces per node are higher than static channel assignment methods.
