The phrase "a proper hearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the need for a fair and adequate opportunity to present one's case, often in legal or formal settings.
Example: "The defendant is entitled to a proper hearing before any judgment is made."
Alternatives: "a fair hearing" or "an adequate hearing".
The perspectives of non-western observers are rarely given a proper hearing.
Some in the audience tried to assert that the press was to blame for not giving advertising a proper hearing.
Questions about the rapid development of China's high-speed rail network have simmered under the surface for years but were never given a proper hearing.
Fair play dictates that the accused be given a proper hearing and thus a chance to defend themselves against charges that may be overblown, or even entirely fictitious.
I know that this courage exists – the open question is whether, in this world of torrential distraction, it can still receive a proper hearing.
In some cases, parents who do pursue the matter consult only their pediatrician, who may have neither the training nor the equipment to do a proper hearing test.
He was anxious for Handel's works to get a proper hearing-the composer wrote 4 or 5 hundred works in various forms.
"There is a real fear that emergency injunctions are becoming increasingly common, whereby a judge can grant an interim injunction at very short notice without a full and proper hearing".
But it is surely time the issue was given a full and proper hearing in the London housing debate.
The enlargement and the acidification spread the effect of lacking pendrin-expression from affecting solely pendrin-expressing cells themselves to affecting a multitude of other cells in the cochlea and vestibular labyrinth, thereby ultimately leading to a failure to develop proper hearing and vestibular function.
"If a sound is too loud, remove yourself from the situation or put on proper hearing protection". For reference, a normal conversation typically hits about 60 decibels.
