The phrase "an impartial and fair" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a person, process, or decision that is unbiased and just.
Example: "The committee aims to provide an impartial and fair assessment of all applications received."
Alternatives: "unbiased and equitable" or "neutral and just".
"What is important is to have an impartial and fair observation process".
Our intention is to attain a just memory through an impartial and fair dialogue that will ultimately normalize Turkish-Armenian relations.
Kelner says: "He manages to cover local politics in such an impartial and fair way that even if you read it closely you won't be able to tell his political leanings".
The use of such language, and the nature of the public statements as a whole, give us grave concern about our chances of receiving an impartial and fair hearing".
Erdogan requested that the 18 Saudi suspects arrested so far be put on trial in Istanbul and said it was important that any Saudi investigation be carried out "by an impartial and fair delegation" with no connections to the killing.
So while I agree with everything Judge Key had to say, I regret that he felt he had to say it in order to serve as an impartial and fair judge.
Garcetti said in a statement that he was confident the commission would "conduct an impartial and fair-minded review" of the shooting.
But there must be a transparent, impartial and fair system to judge those that engage in criminal or unethical acts.
In a statement Tuesday, the organization called for a continued push for "a more inclusive, impartial and fair arbitration system for athletes," calling her suit an illustration of "structural and procedural deficits" of universal concern to athletes.
In a misguided attempt to be impartial and fair, too many managers treat all their team members the same.
Requirements of due process afford a person the right to impartial and fair tribunals — something that is often absent in many family court situations.
