The phrase "a fair weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriateness or reasonableness of a measurement or assessment, often in contexts like evaluations or comparisons.
Example: "The committee decided that a fair weight should be given to each candidate's experience and qualifications."
Alternatives: "an appropriate measure" or "a reasonable amount".
Can't quite cut it at the highest level but talented and robust enough to win a race like this under a fair weight, like the one he has been given here.
Finian's Rainbow, Master Fiddle and Kid Cassidy appear to carry a fair weight of expectation, while a great deal of thought has gone into the preparation of Secret World, who won the 2006 Wood Ditton for Jeremy Noseda.
The Bayesian hypothesis test approach not only allows for direct evaluation of the probability of the null hypothesis (and of course the alternative hypothesis as well), but the use of the nonlocal alternative prior densities also allows a fair weight of evidence to be accumulated towards both the null and alternative hypotheses, thus facilitating a fair evaluation of both hypotheses [ 16].
The best bet of the day, though, could be Satellite (5.40), who was left with an easy task when his main rival was a faller in a minor race at Fontwell last time, but has been let in with a very fair weight on his useful Flat form.
He is Calgary Bay, a faller in 2011, but heading to this year's race - for which he has been allotted a high but fair weight of 11st 6lb - as one of the form-horses in the field.
That is a fair old weight for someone who's 6ft 10in and he is obviously very athletic too.
Two scenarios using expert weight and fair weight have been studied to determine the priority for development of each project.
Department-store sales in South Korea rose by 5% in the year to May.It is often argued that emerging Asian economies have large current-account surpluses and are thus not pulling their fair weight in the world because consumers like to save rather than spend.
They give each other fair weight in decision-making, and Mitchell defers to Carter on all science-related issues.
I therefore strongly believe that 'gut feeling,' although unreliable, should be given fair weight in our strategies to deal with bioethical issues". Male, 2011 "I can rely on my preexisting sense of intuition to be my moral compass". Male, 2011 "My gut reaction's very limited application is to let me know whether or not I'd personally use whatever biotechnology has been presented.
The merchants were also made responsible for maintaining fair weights and measures.
