The phrase "acting fairly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing behavior or decisions that are just, impartial, or equitable in nature.
Example: "In all negotiations, it is essential for both parties to be acting fairly to reach a mutually beneficial agreement."
Alternatives: "behaving justly" or "conducting oneself impartially."
The government is acting fairly".
In other words, acting fairly requires time and effort.
"Even in these cynical souls it goes back to their inability to imagine a system where you get enough by acting fairly".
News and others have backed an "algorithm review board" to investigate how Google prioritises news organisations in its search results and to ensure it is acting fairly.
This should not require a huge shift in an employer's attitude as long as they are acting fairly in the first place.
He didn't like school much, often skipping classes, but got hold of acting fairly early on, after a teacher suggested he join a drama class.
Officials of the anti-doping agency have declined to speak publicly about Jones or any other athlete, except to say they are acting appropriately and fairly.
But pharisaic critics, then as now, approach movies and acting with a fairly rigid range of preconceptions about what constitutes good acting, and it's usually tied to a naturalistic theatre technique.
Think about it: If they were acting honorably and fairly, why would auto dealers object to being treated like other lenders?
"Now Sessions has certainly sent a message that police have no one standing over them ensuring they're acting justify and fairly.... That's not what we need right now.
Trump's acting chops are fairly untested he hosted a mediocre episode of SNL in 2004, and the rest of his on-screen career has mainly stayed inside the world of reality shows, save for a few cameos on Sex and the City and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch so it's hard to tell how he'll fare in sketch comedy this time around, but one can assume not very well.
