The phrase "be equitable with" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to act fairly and justly towards someone or something. Example: As a manager, it is important to be equitable with all employees and treat them with equal respect and opportunities for growth.
We're not being equitable with those remaining behind".
If humanitarians are unaware of these daily routines and needs, they will fail to ensure women have access that is equitable with the men in their community.
Fortunately, it is eminently possible to transform our economy so that it is less resource-intensive, and to do it in ways that are equitable, with the most vulnerable protected and the most responsible bearing the bulk of the burden.
Use was equitable with respect to education and income.
Quality of diabetes care in a Canadian urban setting was equitable, with ethnic minorities somewhat more likely to achieve recommended targets than the general population.
Functional motivations have been suggested as a key driver for uptake of TKR where access to health care is equitable, with patients who self-report a higher range of movement (ROM) more likely to postpone surgery.
But these allocations must be equitable.
In recent years, statins appear to be used more widely among deprived than affluent populations, but it is not clear whether statin use for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease is equitable among people with diabetes 7.
Robert Kelly, general manager of the NHS Credit Union for Scotland and the North of England, said: "The LRO is going to give us the opportunity to get closer to offering full services that are equitable and can compete with mainstream financial institutions like banks and building societies.
