The phrase "actual fairness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of fairness in a real or genuine context, often to emphasize that something is not just theoretical but practical and applicable.
Example: "The committee's decision was based on actual fairness, ensuring that all voices were heard and considered."
Alternatives: "genuine fairness" or "true fairness".
"I think what campaign journalists, conservative or liberal, always crave more than actual fairness, are twists.
But it boils down to something pretty simple and important - which is the perceived and actual fairness of the fiscal settlement for Scots and for those south of the border.
Just in case we're more interested in actual fairness and less with public grandstanding, let's be committed to the truth.
But leveling out the tax treatment of wages and investment incomes would increase both the perceived and actual fairness of the tax code.
Accountability for Reasonableness, or A4R, is a commonly used framework for assessing the actual fairness of resource allocation and priority setting procedures [ 42- 44].
The study confirmed that clients' evaluation of financial fairness not actual out-of-pocket expenses predicted perceived quality of HATCS, with more weight apparently placed on the worthiness of the care than discomfort due to travel and medical expenses.
Our experience suggests that A4R can provide valuable practical guidance to improve the fairness of actual priority setting in health care organizations and to enhance public accountability for priority setting [ 9, 23].
Thus, the naturalist's question becomes: which piece of normative advice is most effective in really helping actual judges realize justice and fairness?
We use a time-ordered cross-sectional survey study design to separate the measurement of ex ante contract characteristics from the measurement of actual bonus payments and managers' fairness perceptions, and we find empirical support for our hypotheses.
In addition, serious questions arise over the fairness of the actual election process.
(Of course, in fairness, there is actual political science that suggests that vagueness and deception have a decent amount of utility. The jury is still out on whether Binders Full Of Big Bird's Bayonets move voters to the polls).
