The phrase "an equitable settlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving negotiations, legal agreements, or conflict resolution where fairness is emphasized.
Example: "After several rounds of discussions, both parties finally reached an equitable settlement that satisfied their respective interests."
Alternatives: "a fair resolution" or "a just agreement".
But the figure inflated many black employees' expectations of what an equitable settlement would be.
It expressed his desire for a general amnesty, liberty of conscience, an equitable settlement of land disputes, and full payment of arrears to the army.
Zoffinger said that if an equitable settlement were reached, the Giants could pay in a lump sum or over a period of time.
On the strength of that, Mr. Klein agreed to meet with Microsoft and hold what antitrust lawyers call "last rites" talks, the United States government's final approach to the defendant in search of an equitable settlement before moving to court.
One, held by a little girl, asked, "Will the Real Thing Do the Right Thing?" The threat of a boycott has loomed over the company since "The Ride for Corporate Justice" held its first news conference and called for an equitable settlement of the lawsuit.
In our manifesto, we have policies which will benefit women such as... more awareness of victims... and a more equitable settlement after divorce," Maumoon told the Guardian.
A more equitable settlement for the government's various cultural spending arms, not least for the North West, along with greater public and private investment in creative content would be a key way of achieving this.
Mr. Smith said that he thought that "once a fair and equitable settlement is reached a large number of the Catholic population will support it," including with financial donations.
"It's not a matter of not wanting to reach a fair and equitable settlement with the victims," David W. Smith, chancellor for the archdiocese, said in an interview.
"Our first priority is to have a fair and equitable settlement for all the victims.
"We have always felt this was a fair and equitable settlement," John R. Stafford, the company's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
