The phrase "assess fairly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of impartiality and objectivity in evaluation or judgment.
Example: "It is crucial to assess fairly when reviewing the candidates to ensure a just selection process."
Alternatives: "evaluate impartially" or "judge objectively".
Meanwhile the Department for Education said it would clamp down on headteachers using school funds to employ consultants to improve their ratings in a process which is designed to assess fairly how well schools are performing.
In November, Mr Justice Owen at the High Court said the JCPCT's consultation was "distorted" as it had failed to assess fairly the quality of the hospital's research and innovation.
One strand of this rope has all of the concrete basic skills that high-stakes tests seem to assess fairly well.
If you are going to assess fairly whether an entire category of player -- 18 and 19 year olds -- improve or detract from the quality of play, you need some compelling evidence to make your case.
Though Mr. Tonchi will need to produce several more issues before his W can be assessed fairly, it is clear from the September issue that he wants to restore its journalistic flavor.
After the bubble burst, valuing the survivors did become more sensible, and some are assessed fairly easily with standard approaches, according to Wharton marketing professor Peter Fader.
Any adult member of society is encouraged to apply for any warrior post that becomes open and all applications are assessed fairly on their merits.
However, Bryant explains that, as a scheme planned to run for 3 years in the first instance, its effect will be assessed fairly soon with the possibility of expansion if it is successful.
Lastly and most importantly, borrowers can finally be assessed fairly, not by the color of their skin, their sexual orientation, their religion, or their gender, but solely on the content of their application.
Candidates want a level playing field to ensure an opportunity to be assessed fairly [ 10, 38].
However, relationships in general within the families (family cohesion) were assessed fairly equal in the two groups, as were the domains role/social physical functioning, bodily pain and self-esteem.
