The phrase "doubt the fairness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have uncertainty or lack of belief in the fairness of something. Example: I can't help but doubt the fairness of the election process when there are reports of voter suppression and fraud.
"I doubt the fairness and honesty of it all.
A lot of good work is done by average people".If a large proportion of the workforce doubt the fairness of the grading system, and fear being among an arbitrarily imposed quota of "underperformers", many may try to jump before they are pushed: staff turnover may thus be higher than is desirable.
A distribution of goods is said to be "envy-free" when no one prefers anyone else's bundle of resources to her own.[23] The suggestion here is not that envy is the psychological motivation for the concern with equality, but rather that, where a distribution in fact produces envy, this is grounds to doubt the fairness of the distribution.
Many human rights people inside and outside of Taiwan doubt the fairness of the trial.
Repeatedly, using every possible barometer, we found that blacks doubted the fairness of the justice system much more than whites.
Human rights groups and many independent experts said they doubted the fairness of the election and the credibility of the vote count.
Holbein's picture of More at home casts huge doubt on the fairness of the statesman's portrayal in the novel and TV series Wolf Hall.
BEIJING – What would international reaction be if Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, were to publicly cast doubt on the fairness of the Nuremberg Trials, which condemned top Nazis at the end of World War II?
In a 5-2 decision, the court ruled that trial errors cast doubt on the fairness of the jury's verdict against the man, George Jenewicz, for the murder of his companion, Eunice Gillens.
His departure has cast still more doubt on the fairness of an election that Haitians hoped would finally give them a functioning democracy and unfreeze a half-billion dollars in international aid held up by a long political deadlock here.
In North Carolina, after fraud allegations cast doubt on the fairness and accuracy of the vote count for the Republican nominee Mark Harris in the Ninth Congressional District race, a state G.O.P. official said he was open to the possibility of a new election.
