The phrase "an impartial basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundation or standard that is fair and unbiased, often in contexts like decision-making or evaluations.
Example: "The committee made its decision based on an impartial basis, ensuring that all candidates were evaluated fairly."
Alternatives: "a neutral foundation" or "an unbiased standard".
Given the fluid political situation, concerns have been raised that humanitarian assistance is given on an impartial basis.
Primarily, principled humanitarian assistance which is provided on an impartial basis requires actors to be able to operate independently, which means that you don't work with governments in most cases because governments are often party to conflict.
The second variant denies the possibility of an impartial basis for assessing moral status.
"Fundamentally as a governing body, we have got an obligation to invigilate the rules and adjudicate between the clubs on an impartial basis," Wood said.
Fast holds that involvement of more private military/security contractors in humanitarian action will "challenge the independent and impartial basis of traditional humanitarian assistance" (Fast 2014, p. 119).
Others have suggested spending the money on the basis of an impartial formula (for example, one new computer for every 20 students).
Christian Ege, chairman of the Danish Ecological Council and leader of the counter conference, said: "Lomborg presents himself as an impartial scholar, drawing conclusions on a well-founded basis.
In a momentous ruling, the Supreme Court insisted that Guantánamo was "in every practical respect a United States territory," and that the detainees had habeas corpus rights - the right to challenge the basis of their detention before an impartial court.
An arbitrator is an impartial party that rules on a case.
An impartial judge and an impartial twelve citizens will decide this case.
Actions beyond the call of duty are not expected of everybody on an equal basis and are not bestowed on everybody in an impartial way.
