The sentence is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example: The company believed that the division of workload among its employees has been equitable between them.
These findings suggest that progress has been made between 2006 and 2008 across the coverage indicators toward more equitable availability and use of malaria interventions and substantial and equitable reductions in malaria parasitemia and anemia.
The equitable servitude has been of great importance in land development in Anglo-American jurisdictions.
But your conclusion that "progress towards a richer, more equitable world has been set back years" is premature.
Oz said that, while the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians is between "right and right" — between two legitimate claims demanding a decent and equitable divorce — what has been lost over time is the desperate conditions that preceded Israel's founding.
While a significant amount of land has been transferred to previously-marginalised groups, equitable access to these resources is lacking.
Over the years, equitable access to good quality healthcare has been a national challenge for many developing countries including Ghana.
However, in the early 21st century, adequate and equitable funding for schools at all levels has been a growing concern.
There has been an increase in 'risk sharing' schemes for pharmaceuticals between healthcare institutions and pharmaceutical companies in Europe in recent years as an additional approach to provide continued comprehensive and equitable healthcare.
Equitable tracing, on the other hand, relies on the claimant having an equitable interest in the property, and can succeed where the property has been mixed with other property.
There has been broad, bipartisan agreement that the draft is necessary, democratic, &, with a few exceptions, equitable.
