The phrase "assure fairness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the act of guaranteeing or ensuring that fairness is upheld in a situation or process.
Example: "The committee's role is to assure fairness in the selection process for the scholarship."
Alternatives: "ensure fairness" or "guarantee fairness".
The international framework must define how proceeds from import duties are used to assure fairness.
We need rules that assure fairness and punish wrongdoing in the market.
Proponents say it would save time and assure fairness by giving similar amounts to people in similar situations.
Utilities, because of their importance, are supposed to be regulated in order to assure fairness and consistency of service; Facebook and Google are not.
Partly to assure fairness when execution is possible, court-martial prosecutors are required to prove guilt in a trial even against service members who want to plead guilty.
"Stanley broke corporate governance laws that assure fairness, and there is evidence that Stanley Works broke federal securities laws," he said.
It is important to notice that assuring fairness is a cross-layer problem, since unfairness occurs in MAC (e.g., channel access and scheduling) and transport layers (e.g., congestion control).
To function effectively, the death penalty must be carried out with reasonable dispatch, but at the same time in a manner that assures fairness, accuracy and non-discrimination.
Bush's pardon decisions were selected to examine the impact of the pardons office's recommendations over a president's full term and to test how well the office met the president's goal of assuring fairness in the process.
It insists that governments are responsible not only for improving health, but also for ensuring responsiveness to the expectations of the population and for assuring fairness of financial contribution [ 56].
The World Health Organization (WHO) advises that evaluation of performance of any health action should be centred on the 3 fundamental goals of a health system: improving health, enhancing responsiveness to the user's expectations, and assuring fairness of any financial contribution [ 1- 4].
