The phrase "fair representation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when you want to express that a group is receiving or ought to receive an equitable amount of resources or recognition. For example, "We need to ensure that there is fair representation for the members of minority groups in all levels of government."
Why does the constitution not also require fair representation for Nigeria's women?
In the last elections, despite the laws on fair representation for women, the quotas were only ever superficial.
"So it is not clear to me that 'minorities' is the best angle of approach to gaining fair representation for those who come from disadvantaged backgrounds.
A computer programme will ensure that applications are randomly processed, but weighted to ensure equal numbers of men and women and fair representation for all regions of Britain.
The Human Rights Campaign, an American group which lobbies for fair representation for LGBT people has had "conversations" with senior Mars execs and persuaded them that their ad perpetuates violence against gay men and should be pulled.
A computer programme will ensure that applications through a website are randomly processed, but weighted to ensure equal numbers of men and women, and fair representation for all regions of Britain.
Another big national issue is the unrest in Benghazi, where the uprising began, over demands for fairer representation for Cyrenaicia, still chafing under the discrimination it suffered in the 42 years of the Gaddafi era.
For four decades, P. Jay Sidney picketed the same networks he acted for, fighting for fair representation of African-Americans in entertainment.
To many friends and colleagues at the NIH, Teh was best known for his passionate and undeterred calls for fair representation of Asian Americans in leadership positions.
It should help secular Pashtun forces to compete with the Islamists by pushing for fair representation of Pashtun areas now barred from political participation.
So Rowan Atkinson doesn't give a bean for fair representation of women on screen or feel they should have resort to legal remedies when they are discriminated against (Report, 22 February).
