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The phrase "a fair thing to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether an action or decision is just or equitable in a given context.
Example: "I believe it is a fair thing to ask for equal pay for equal work."
Alternatives: "a just thing to" or "an equitable thing to".
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"That's not a fair thing to say about Patrick.
I don't feel like that's a fair thing to do.
"It's a fair thing to say that they're aware of that.
Ownership is a fair thing to take for the income inequality a business promotes with its own compensation and hiring approaches.
"Many of my colleagues who are outstanding clinical investigators have been able to convince themselves that this is a fair thing to do," Dr. David E. Fisher, a leading melanoma biologist at Massachusetts General, said of the controlled trial.
"But from our perspective, to hinge something as important as insurance for your family to what is still a complicated legal matter for same-sex couples doesn't seem to be a fair thing to do".
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Pressed again, he said: "I would like to see a maximum earnings limit, quite honestly, because I think that would be a fairer thing to do.
"I can't put a figure on it," he said of the cap, but it would be "a fairer thing to do".
Saying that income caps would be "a fairer thing to do" is vague and abstract, a populism that isn't really very popular.
I don't think that's a totally fair thing to do to young people.
Though advertising in feeds is a logical and fair thing to do, making each ad a spammy social cluster bomb is sure to backfire.
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