The phrase "a fair recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment or appreciation of someone's efforts or contributions in a just or equitable manner.
Example: "The committee awarded her a fair recognition for her outstanding work in the community."
Alternatives: "an appropriate acknowledgment" or "a just appreciation".
Expect to see more sites like Shareapic who value their users to the point that they offer financial rewards in return; it's not only a smart marketing pitch it's also fair recognition of your time and your effort in a market where many have business models that expect a free ride from their users.
But it is difficult to draw the line between what already counts as commercialization and what still might be seen as a balancing act of justice and fair recognition.
One of the teams playing this year in the Liberty Bowl, Brigham Young, complained loudly that it was not getting fair recognition by the B.C.S. because it belongs to the Mountain West Conference, which is not part of the B.C.S. Brigham Young ended its season with only one loss.
In the recognition process, we adopt the leave-one-out cross-validation rule to obtain fair recognition rate.
Wide adoption of structured reporting is of critical importance for providing referring physicians and ultimately patients with the best quality of service, for assessment of radiology's contribution and fair recognition of radiology in value-based medicine and for providing researchers with the best quality data in the context of big data exploitation of available clinical data.
Through our collective meetings and workshops we were striving for fair recognition in the country.
What with the embassy attack in Egypt, the Turkish government's downgrading of its relations with Israel and, of course, the vote on a Palestinian state in the UN, it is the pro-Israel, pro-peace voice that needs to be loudest in demanding fair recognition of Israel's right to exist, recognition of her security concerns, and advocating for her legitimate place among the nations.
We believe that obligatory inclusion of authorship issues in research education, as well as planning of authorship during the development of research protocols would enable fair recognition of all contributions to the research effort.
