The phrase "as fair for" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are comparing fairness in different situations or for different parties, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The decision should be as fair for the employees as it is for the management."
Alternatives: "equally fair for" or "just as fair for".
The rice produced by Simpatik is the only rice to be certified as Fair for Life by IMO.
Ultimately they bought a new house in Amagansett that a builder was just completing, for a price she described as fair for both parties.
Both the Simpatik production and processing units have been certified as Fair for Life by the international certifying organization IMO Institute for Marketecologyy), based in Switzerland.
Different uses are protected as fair for different reasons – and it's crucial that courts acknowledge and understand that fact as they apply the law.
While Mr. Millman described the spring deal as "fair for both sides," other companies have been able to buy competitors at fire sale prices.
In order that the incentive effect be seen as fair for employees engaged on different tasks, it is necessary to develop common standards to provide the same rewards to comparable increases in effort.
The statement noted that the government was "'already taking steps to ensure elections are as fair as possible," for example by introducing biometric fingerprinting of voters.
"To keep the gameplay environment as fair as possible for legitimate players, we routinely do sweeps to separate out cheaters and modders, and to reverse any illegitimate transactions," said a Rockstar representative on an online forum.
He added that he's invested in the issue because one day his own daughter will enter the workforce: "I want it to be as fair as possible for her".
Things should be as fair as possible for everyone participating in electoral politics, but a world where political organizations could successfully put the clamps on biopics and documentaries would be a very strange and bad place in which to live.
When reviewing evidence, investigators used a relatively broad definition of support in an attempt to be as fair as possible (for example, see data supplement).
