The phrase "it is fair to conclude" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to summarize or draw a logical inference from the information presented in the rest of the sentence. Example: After analyzing the data, it is fair to conclude that the new marketing strategy has led to a significant increase in sales.
For example, in his 1971 Sierra Club book, Energy: A Crisis in Power, Holdren declared that "it is fair to conclude that under almost any assumptions, the supplies of crude petroleum and natural gas are severely limited.
"Given his latest vacillations and claims unrelated to fact," said Mark Peterson, a UCLA healthcare expert, "it is fair to conclude, as many have long ago, that President Trump has no knowledge of health policy and… what the bipartisan compromise would or would not do, and in general, how health insurance markets in the US work".
It is fair to conclude that he was targeted because of his extraordinary work.
"It is fair to conclude that not a lot of Democrats watch Fox," one party official said.
When yields on risky bonds decline toward those on safe assets, it is fair to conclude, he argues, that someone is taking on excessive risk.
Given the importance of the IAP channel to browser usage share, it is fair to conclude that these inducements and restrictions contributed significantly to the drastic changes that have in fact occurred in Internet Explorer's and Navigator's respective usage shares.
Further, with a staggering 40,000 five star reviews in Apple's App store, and the only game in the top 10 to hold a five star rating, it's fair to conclude that its users are more than a little taken away.
It's fair to conclude that has something to with its positions on e-cigarettes, which it says are useful in combating tobacco smoking, on in which traditional tobacco companies have taken a strong financial interest.
"One billion children are today living in countries and territories affected by war or conflict — and it's fair to conclude that large numbers suffer violent injuries and death".
It's fair to conclude, after all this time, that Beijing is not going to change course unless it foresees a real possibility of war.
Nancy Ellen Abrams Santa Cruz, Calif., Feb. 13, 2011 To the Editor: Judging by the images of Egyptians cleaning up after their uprising, I think it's fair to conclude that they are ready for democracy.
