The phrase "benefit fairly" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to receive or provide benefits in a just and equitable manner. Example: "In order to achieve social equality, it is important for all members of society to benefit fairly from economic opportunities."
Australians need greater public confidence that they will benefit fairly from the exploitation of our natural resources".
If the Kopimists find a way for artists and writers to benefit fairly from their work without downloaders having to pay, she said, "then they deserve a Nobel Prize".
"Yet the fact that sales revenues dipped in a record year for British music shows clearly that something is fundamentally broken in the music market, so that artists and the labels that invest in them no longer benefit fairly from growing demand.
Distributional justice is about sharing burdens and benefits fairly.
Since the conventional design strategies for interplant heat integration usually focused upon minimization of the overall utility cost, the optimal solutions may not be implementable due to the additional need to distribute the financial benefits "fairly".
He also had the benefit of fairly low expectations.
The stock market gains primarily benefit a fairly narrow stratum of American society, Mr. Maki noted, with the top 20 percent of earners holding 80 percent of stocks.
Among things he is sorry about is that he can't find a way to make the benefit cut fairly – such as basing it on household income rather than on the highest single earner in the household.
The other major characters in the update benefit from fairly inspired casting, with Helen Mirren taking on the John Gielgud role and Luis Guzmán as the affable chaffeur Bitterman.
Cardiovascular prevention with statins, especially secondary benefit, emerges fairly quickly (within 1 2 years), suggesting that statins may be indicated in nearly all older adults with diabetes except those with very limited life expectancy.
The benefits are fairly concentrated and the costs are spread out".
