The phrase 'assess fairness' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are trying to evaluate the fairness of a given situation. For example: We must assess fairness within the system before making any decisions.
DIF is most commonly used to assess fairness aspects in the process of instrument development and adaptation (Ackerman 1992; Roussos and Stout 1996) by checking whether individual items operate differently for different test subgroups, thus detecting violations of validity.
EmOC was one of the service areas selected to assess fairness and legitimacy of priority setting in health care.
Thus, perceived discrimination may be a more sensitive tool to assess fairness in the distribution of health care resources.
Data presented are part of the "Response to accountable priority setting for trust in health systems" (REACT) study, in which EmOC was one of the service areas selected to assess fairness and legitimacy of priority setting in health care.
The idea that assessing fairness — not just legal compliance — must be a key component of their thinking, going forward, and so the direction of regulatory travel.
We assessed equity and fairness in relation to the compensation of health workers and the ratio of rural to urban students admitted and graduating from training programs.
"It is hard to assess in fairness whether that is something that they couldn't have avoided," he said.
"Such disclosure would help shareholders assess the fairness of the offer and give greater confidence in the independence of the committee in the bid process".
Anthony Kennedy, the Court's swing vote, has in the past suggested that the right metrics — once they are shown to exist — could be used by judges to assess the fairness of new maps.
In late 2011, he ruled that he couldn't assess the fairness of the agency's settlement with Citigroup in a complex mortgage case without knowing what, if anything, Citigroup had actually done.
The group's filings contained the legal minimum of information about these deals: there was no explanation; no direct disclosure of the brothers' involvement; and no information to assess the fairness of each step.
