"inherent inequity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or system that is fundamentally or inherently unjust or unfair. Example: Despite efforts to promote equality, there is still an inherent inequity in the education system, with students from low-income families facing greater challenges and barriers to success.
JV There is a sense that any agreement will always contain an inherent inequity between developed and developing countries.
An analysis of two decades of claims by the Wharton Risk Center at the University of Pennsylvania shows that certain states, like Texas, which has the second-largest number of policies, pay much less in insurance premiums than the homeowners there collect in damage claims, evidence of the inherent inequity in the national program.
Lenders mobilize the same forces that already oppress women, taking advantage of the inherent inequity of gender roles to apply peer-group pressure.
These high-pressure transactions, in which institutions promise quick degrees and jobs in exchange for high tuition, are deeply dishonorable because there is an inherent inequity in the relationship between the low-income consumer and the industry.
Chambers' [13] widely cited definition envisions the questions of inherent inequity in deliberative processes: "Although consensus need not be the ultimate aim of deliberation, and participants are expected to pursue their interests, an overarching interest in the legitimacy of outcomes (understood as justification to all affected) ideally characterizes deliberation".
As a tenured full professor, I am currently drafting my bi-annual self-evaluation, a process I have been using as a political document to confront the inherent inequity in both the faculty evaluation process and the traditional use of student opinion surveys.
C. Dixon Osborne, one of the group's executive directors, said the findings released today were a direct result of the inherent inequities in the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
and simply divided that by that year's average daily attendance, and that established a revenue limit". That formula, Barrios said, was rife with inherent inequities that have lasted ever since.
This could be done gradually over a 20-year period, according to Hank Panian, who says his so-called evenhanded solution may help solve the inherent inequities created since Proposition 13, the pivotal 1978 voter decision that capped the tax.
Inequalities in the coverage and quality of health services, inherent inequities in resource allocation, coupled with the historical burden of disease indicates that provinces and districts are not at the same level of health care delivery.
Voluntary choice to participate in screening remains a subtle issue given the nuances associated with providing health services within contexts of diverse cultures, inherent inequities and systemic inadequacies [ 27].
