The phrase 'fairness point' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to any point which concerns the concept of fairness or justice, often in terms of a debate or argument. For example, "My fairness point is that nobody should be treated differently based solely on their race."
However, from the fairness point of view, it is more suitable to employ a location service scheme that treats participant nodes fairly, without mandating an unlucky subset to undertake the responsibility of serving as location server(s).
However, it is wrong from a quality, financial and fairness point of view to pay excessive rates for locums when they are working alongside hard working permanent staff on NHS terms," he said.
Setting 0.125≤α≤0.5 is better from a fairness point of view.
In order to evaluate policy from the fairness point of view, the fairness index (FI) [25] is used in the evaluations: (14).
That is, already in the simplest case, a reuse-1 network is not giving the best performance from system fairness point of view.
Yet yesterday's four "fairness" points all pointed left, in the direction of a less unequal society: a more progressive tax system; more money for education; a greener, fairer economy in which bankers know their place; and, of course, constitutional steam-cleaning.
The authors also note that the individual mandate addresses the issue of fairness, pointing out that the health care market is unique in that while virtually everyone will require medical care during their lives, many do not pay for that care.
The exclusion of old women in the societal perspective is, however, not a trivial consequence from equity or fairness points of view.
In light of this fact, considerations of economy, convenience, and fairness all point to the exercise of pendent jurisdiction.
In fairness, the point being made was about lack of awareness of the specific calorie counts of different drinks.
Many tax fairness campaigners point out that tax treaty rules are looking increasingly out of date as multinationals dream up more and more aggressive tax avoidance strategies.
