"equitable approach" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to talk about an approach or method that is fair, impartial, and considers the needs of all parties involved. Example: "In order to resolve this dispute, we need to take an equitable approach that takes into account the concerns of both sides."
Mr. Cuomo and the Legislature need to find a more equitable approach.
What must the data-powerful do to create a more equitable approach to data.
A more equitable approach must be found so that treatment decisions for all rest on medical need, not source of coverage.
So, it follows, if we are concerned to achieve an equitable approach to healthcare, we must change the way in which we deliver our services.
Halfon wants a more equitable approach, balancing his party's commitment to home ownership with a new emphasis on low-cost renting.
SAN FRANCISCO — Comcast, the country's largest residential Internet provider, said on Thursday that it would take a more equitable approach toward managing the ever-expanding flow of Web traffic on its network.
Meanwhile, the equitable access approach should be well-suited to a wide variety of technologies, from small-molecule drugs and macromolecules to diagnostic and manufacturing tools.
The current economic crisis affords us an opportunity to impose more responsible, moderate and equitable approaches to finance.
This course will adopt an international and comparative perspective and explore the critical challenges posed to comprehensive and equitable approaches to old age and aging populations.
She is a founding member of A-Frame, an activist organization that advocates for collaborative and equitable approaches to architectural practice.
I wrote a paper last year that reviewed effective and equitable approaches to implementing opt-in critical peak pricing and estimated the potential impacts on different types of residential customers in the service territories of PG&E and Southern California Edison.
