The phrase "a measure of objectivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree to which something is impartial or unbiased, often in contexts like research, analysis, or evaluation.
Example: "In order to ensure the validity of our findings, we need to establish a measure of objectivity in our assessment process."
Alternatives: "a degree of impartiality" or "a standard of neutrality".
But the exercise at least offered a measure of objectivity.
Though the film exhibits an undeniably pro-Panther stance, Nelson's inclusion of contributions from historians, journalists and even white former cops helps to foster a rich sense of depth, and adds a measure of objectivity.
Where their newscasts once brought a measure of objectivity to a region dominated by servile state-run media, they are increasingly viewed as mouthpieces for the foreign policy objectives of Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
But in major districts including Washington's, New York's and Houston's — and perhaps soon, Los Angeles' — officials are using a method called "value-added" to bring a measure of objectivity to the process.
First, why do we need the approval disapproval triangulation machinery for getting a measure of objectivity in the first place?
The ACT/RCPCH archetypes provide a measure of objectivity but still rely on a certain degree of subjective judgment.
I will stop when we have reached a seemingly good measure of objectivity from the first person point of view.
In approaching the issue I make no excuses in being biased in favour of scientific, egalitarian and humanistic values through seeking to bring some measure of objectivity to bear on the subject.
OCT imaging creates a thickness profile of the retina that mimics quite accurately the histological arrangement of the retina and has the additional benefit of some measure of objectivity.
Our study has shown that at least some measure of objectivity in the assessment is achieved by using ultrasonography.
A more severe definition of objectivity that would require a measure of validity outside any tradition of inquiry or paradigm or episteme or habitus is simply uncashable.
