The phrase "fair option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or alternatives that are equitable or justifiable in a given context.
Example: "After considering all the alternatives, we concluded that the fair option was to split the profits evenly among all team members."
Alternatives: "reasonable choice" or "just option".
Like many parents, she doesn't see a choice program as a fair option because experiences of students differ.
"We believe that the voluntary settlement process we set forward is a fair option," said Jessica Smith, a Justice Department spokeswoman.
This shockingly fair option is listed here because decades of social patterning have taught poor people to skip the top half of any list ordered by price.
There is some truth here, and that's a fair option to take.
The letter states: "Not only is marriage equality the only truly fair option, but it's also a sound economic option given that a happy workforce is a productive one.
But the bottom line is everyone will make more money if advertisers can get scale across handsets and platforms with minimal work and the industry will gravitate towards a fair option– too much is at stake not to.
At the job fair, options are improving but it's clear that they are still more limited than a few years ago.
But, in the end, all parties accepted proportional representation as the fairest option.
The state asked for bondholders to be burned, but it didn't help solve the problems of the eurozone, and so the fairer option was discarded.
But Mr. Galluzzo said he believed the special grand jury was a fairer option for his client — who has been charged with gun possession — in part, he said, because it would focus on the officers as well.
He said: "In my view it would be a better, fairer option and, more importantly, affordable for the residents of Halton who need to use essential services and shops on either side of the river, for the Silver Jubilee Bridge at least to remain toll free".
