The phrase "acknowledge fair" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of recognizing fairness, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We must acknowledge fair practices in our dealings with clients."
Alternatives: "recognize fairness" or "acknowledge equity".
While I acknowledge that fair trade offers us a better deal compared to the conventional market, I am concerned that the prices offered can still not be called fair prices or prices that match our true cost of production".
Adopting any such rule would lead us to acknowledge as fair a system of bets that foreseeably leads to certain loss.
Clearly, Mr. Abbas spurned what any fair-minded person must acknowledge was a fair end to the conflict — just as his predecessor did in 2000 when the Palestinians walked away from President Clinton's peace initiative.
Nevertheless, America could show its true support by acknowledging its fair share of accountability in drug issues.
An empathetic speaker, she tried to win over the huge crowd by acknowledging a fair list of the settlement's complaints about crime: the police never patrol on foot; they don't respond for hours; they prefer bribes to arrests.
Though he has undoubtedly done some good in the world, as this book readily acknowledges, a fair bit of it has been as much pro-Bono as pro bono republico.
Virtually every other distributor has acknowledged the fair value of entertainment content and has taken deliberate steps to concluding agreements with content providers.
You can pick one of several arbitrary solutions that people can acknowledge as being fair".
Both the network and the Long Island Association acknowledge that a fair amount of money is at stake.
And to lift enrollment, Hudson Catholic will almost certainly be forced to enroll girls, a prospect that many parents grudgingly acknowledge is a fair trade-off.
