The phrase "a truly fair" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the authenticity or genuineness of fairness in a situation or context.
Example: "The committee aimed to create a truly fair process for evaluating all applicants."
Alternatives: "genuinely fair" or "authentically fair".
It's true that in a truly fair election he might have lost.
I wonder what a truly fair system would look like — perhaps instant runoff voting?
To be a truly fair court, all crimes committed against all civilians must be investigated and prosecuted.
"So these two will have to be changed if we are to have a truly fair election.
But Mr Mugabe is loth to listen.A few months ago, a truly fair election with rigorous international monitoring would probably have seen ZANU swept away.
Reprints Related items Democracy in the Arab world: Not yet, thanksJun 29th 2006What is unlikely, despite the reforms outlined in Mr Mubarak's speech, is a truly fair election.
— Patrick Farrell Tumblr: A chef with a sideline in economics ponders whether there is any truly fair way to allocate reservations at popular restaurants.– Julia Moskin The Atlantic: Marion Nestle gets down on the Dining section for using "protein" to mean meat, poultry or fish.
#bretbaier primary Fox News anchor is a consummate pro, truly fair & balanced.
An elected government with popular support would be better placed to work with the moderate, secular, professional tendency in the army to tackle extremism and bring Pakistan's poor the economic development they need.Sadly, there seems little hope that the security forces will abandon the habit of a lifetime and allow truly fair elections.
Rejecting the rule of a provisional military junta, it demanded the setting up of a provisional civilian government "supported by all" which would implement moderate agrarian reform, industrialization and a literacy campaign before introducing "truly fair, democratic, impartial, elections".
It's a dream for some, and a project for others, but for now, truly fair trade products are hard to find.
