The phrase "act equitably" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing fairness or justice in actions or decisions, particularly in legal, social, or organizational contexts.
Example: "In order to maintain trust within the community, it is essential that we act equitably in all our dealings."
Alternatives: "behave fairly" or "operate justly".
First, this investigation sought only to examine whether an AMFm-like subsidy would succeed in improving access to ACTs equitably, but it was not designed to evaluate whether such a subsidy constitutes the most appropriate approach; for example, controversy over whether the AMFm will complement the public health system or divert patients from it [ 20] is not addressed here.
Fiber strain-stiffening acts to distribute strain more equitably within the network, reduce strain maxima, and increase network strength.
There were thus potentially identifiable factors that enabled Orodar to reach rural populations more consistently and equitably than Malafin or subsidized ACTs.
To engage with others, you have to believe that if you lose a contest or a debate, the winner will treat you equitably; that if the other side wins, it will act within the law and not send its opponents off to jail.
Because the idea of democracy is apparently so new and novel to foreign peoples, and because these foreigners basically act like so many children when it comes to governing themselves equitably, the U.S. must treat them like so many unskilled and tippy children on bikes.
Over the past 50 years, under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, too many states violated their responsibility to serve their poor and non-White children equitably, did not comply with the law and misused huge amounts of the funds intended for poor children for other purposes.
Among them were provisions aimed at blocking environmental regulations, measures that would have blocked the military from treating gays more equitably, language that would have blocked funding to challenge the Defense of Marriage Act, and many other attacks on Democratic priorities.
In March 1985, the Indian government enacted the Bhopal Gas Leak Disaster Act as a way of ensuring that claims arising from the accident would be dealt with speedily and equitably.
And a great number of people in the pundit class believe that a more equitably balanced Harvard leads to a more equitably balanced America.
Their first act after staging a coup on June 8 was to institute rules changes to guarantee that administrative budgets be divided equitably.
