The phrase "also fair for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fairness or equity in relation to a specific group or situation.
Example: "The new policy is also fair for employees who work remotely, ensuring they receive the same benefits as those in the office."
Alternatives: "equally fair to" or "just as fair for".
Of course, it's also fair for them to ask the inverse question of gay-marriage supporters like me: do I accept that a hands-off approach to legislating sexual morality leads to polygamy (in practice, if not strictly legally) as well as same-sex marriage?
Fair for people in the hills, but also fair for people who aren't in the hills.
The proposed scheme is also fair for all streams and it can adapt to the various conditions of the network.
They are the cart-and-horse lobby railing against the Ford Model T. And while it's fair for the industry to fear the concept of open devices with Internet access, it's also fair for consumers enduring the cable box ripoff to demand the FCC do something about it.
It is also fair for us to expect some consistency from General Motors though.
However, if there is a risk of transmission, I think it is also fair for the person to disclose this to his or her sexual partners.
But there's a reason why age is fair game for humour: it's also fair game for voters.
Will those be true fair trade certifications -- which would ensure not only the elimination of labor abuses, but also fair payments for workers and farmers, a premium that may be used for community development, and a commitment to long-term relationships that will sustain farmers, workers, and the land in the long term?
Ms. Eprhon had a lot more to say about women in "Crazy Salad," her other essay collection from this period, also fair game for this conversation.
Results presented at large scientific meetings are also fair game for news coverage, and reporters are usually aware that data are preliminary or not yet peer-reviewed.
But, savvy guests know that the resort loop, with its significantly shorter line, is also fair game for getting the heck out of there.
