The phrase "administered fairly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the equitable distribution or management of resources, services, or processes.
Example: "The program was administered fairly, ensuring that all participants had equal access to the resources provided."
Alternatives: "managed equitably" or "conducted justly".
I said I did if administered fairly and justly.
But, he said, it has to be administered fairly, with attention to DNA evidence.
"I support it because I think it saves lives when it's administered fairly and justly and surely".
They cautioned, though, that rules should not exist for their own sake and must be administered fairly; children, they said, should help design the regimen.
Opponents of the death penalty say, as Justice Blackmun did, that even the most finely drawn legislation cannot insure that the death penalty is administered fairly.
We therefore considered that the promotion had not been administered fairly and that the prize had been withheld from the complainant without justification".
It's impossible to administer it fairly and ethically, as the situation in Georgia clearly demonstrates.
It is important that judges be insulated from political pressures so they have the independence necessary to administer justice fairly.
Surrounded by family and friends, Sotomayor swore an oath to administer justice fairly in a public ceremony in Washington DC led by Chief Justice John Roberts.
But even in the unlikely circumstance that the states could handle this task – only a handful would administer it fairly or without chaos– the basic governmental function of rental assistance would still go on.
He added: "Every time an Iranian judge issues a death sentence for a child offender like Ebrahimi, he should remember he is flagrantly violating his legal responsibilities to administer justice fairly and equitably".
