The phrase "fair form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is just, equitable, or reasonable in its structure or presentation.
Example: "The committee ensured that the proposal was presented in a fair form, allowing all voices to be heard."
Alternatives: "just format" or "equitable structure."
This episode brings to mind a poem of Auden's: If you see a fair form, chase it And if possible embrace it, Be it a girl or boy.
These parties, with an electoral pact, could win an election to form a one-term coalition to introduce a fair form of proportional representation, after which they could disband.
Indeed, when the BBC covered Mantelgate (Mantelpiece?) it included lingering shots of the duchess's fair form while quoting in horror from Mantel's speech about the royal women existing to be admired.
For Oxford, a top-half finish is the limit of their ambitions, but four consecutive draws against Wycombe, Accrington, Chesterfield and Barnet is a fair form line to take into this home encounter.
Writer says we get the film's sexual rationale when one of the characters recites Auden's "last poem:" "When you see a fair form, chase it And if possible embrace it, Be it a girl or a boy.
Ken Wheeler Newcastle upon Tyne These parties, with an electoral pact, could win an election to form a one-term coalition to introduce a fair form of PR Michael Lane As usual after a Labour election defeat, the left is blamed and instructed by the great and the good that the party must connect with the "mainstream" if it is ever to form a government.
Vanity Fair formed an alliance with The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences also known as The Oscars, demonstrating the height of influence fashion has on society and the arts.
Those who had answered "very good" and "good" formed one group (Group 1), "fair" formed one group (Group 2) and those who had answered "poor" and "very poor" formed one group (Group 3).
I think pairing tests are the fairest form of interviewing you can offer.
Mark Lyonette, chief executive of the Association of British Credit Unions, says: "It is important that as we grow and develop as a sector, we don't forget the people who first decided that their neighbours and colleagues needed a fairer form of finance and brought credit unions to Britain".
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