The phrase "a more equitable process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing fairness and justice in procedures or systems, often in contexts like policy-making, organizational practices, or social issues.
Example: "The committee aims to develop a more equitable process for selecting candidates that considers diverse backgrounds and experiences."
Alternatives: "a fairer approach" or "a juster method".
So for some of us, the moral rightness of ending legacy preferences to create a more equitable admissions process comes with a bittersweet edge: It adds one more thing to the pile of privileges that people of color can't pass down to our children as easily as untold generations of whites have done.
"Iowa has this double status as first in the nomination process and one of the few swing states as well," said Rob Richie, director of FairVote, a nonprofit that advocates for a more equitable nomination process.
Establishing required, structured reporting for the disclosure of competing interests for all parties, as well as policies for handling conflicts when they arise, would ensure a more equitable and transparent peer-review process.
Studies show that this process usually leads to a more equitable division of parenting time.
We compare privatization in Chile and Costa Rica and suggest that the more limited, selective and locally designed privatization process in Costa Rica has resulted in a more equitable, and efficient health system than the imported privatization model introduced in Chile.
This study sought to uncover the link between governance in cities as an innovation process and socio-economic regime transition towards a more equitable urban society.
"More gender-diverse committees would not only create a more equitable institution from the perspective of employment and recruitment but also a more equitable policymaking process for Congress as a whole," the report said.
He said: "Now that the tribunal has ruled that the work capability assessment process disadvantages people with autism, the government must stop putting them through it until a more equitable system is in place.
