The phrase "a fair selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of choosing or picking something in an equitable manner.
Example: "The committee ensured that there was a fair selection of candidates for the scholarship program."
Alternatives: "an equitable choice" or "a just selection".
The wine list is short but inspired, with a fair selection of wines by the glass.
A fair selection of handmade pottery is also for sale ($26 and up).
A fair selection of Bollywood DVDs are also available for purchase ($3 to $5).
It provides a fair selection of useful information of dependable quality in a single place.
Top value with a menu of the day at €9, and a fair selection of non-vegetarian dishes for carnivores.
In Matthew Keightley's Sentebale - Hope In Vulnerability garden there was a fair selection of southern African delights too.
Interestingly, 72.3% of the respondents were in favor of the exam being held near the end of the undergraduate course as a prerequisite for graduation and 45.4% of respondents thought that the national exam would lead to a fairer selection process for foundation jobs by allowing grading and marking.
To promote an effective and fair selection process a number of steps were implemented including a multi-layered selection process (VSC, local chief, MC) and constrained roles for traditional leaders.
Higgs found that a few men held multiple board positions and that many were appointed by a tap on the shoulder rather than competing in an open and fair selection process.
It was an open, normal, fair selection that was very, very competitive and I won it fair and square … I know people want to say, 'oh, you've been parachuted in', but I absolutely wasn't".
MEPs will call for a transparent, open and fair selection procedure and mandatory sanctions if companies fail to follow non-discriminatory selection procedures.
