The phrase "a dramatic easing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant reduction or alleviation of a situation, often in contexts related to policies, restrictions, or conditions.
Example: "The government announced a dramatic easing of travel restrictions, allowing citizens to move freely once again."
Alternatives: "a significant reduction in" or "a substantial relief from".
Among the Fed's responses was a dramatic easing of monetary policy - reducing short-term interest rates nearly to zero.
Haruhiko Kuroda began his tenure at the Bank of Japan with a dramatic easing of policy on April 4th.
It describes a "dramatic" easing of financial conditions around the world, stemming in part from policy changes to soothe the bond markets in Europe.
Now, unlike in the fall of 2008, they are reluctant to respond to the latest round of stock market declines with a dramatic easing of monetary policy.
This was a more dramatic easing of policy than the Fed's first response to the Russian debt debacle and the threatened collapse of Long-Term Capital Management in 1998, a financial crisis that Bill Clinton described at the time as "the worst for 50 years".The markets, given more, and sooner, than they had any right or reason to expect, were surprised all right.
The period of glasnost (verbal openness) under Gorbachev and the subsequent collapse of the U.S.S.R. led first to a dramatic easing and then to the abolition of censorship.
Last year, with Meiji speed, he shot off the first two arrows of "Abenomics": a huge fiscal stimulus and a dramatic programme of monetary easing.
The Bank of England is to buy £10bn of bonds issued by private companies, including Apple and other overseas corporations, as it begins a dramatic expansion of its quantitative easing programme.
What are the main pain points they have in those processes, and how can you help ease those without a dramatic overhaul of the established workflow?
Since then, Patrick Ackermann, delegate for the SUD union and member of the observatory, said the situation had eased, but last month the group issued a warning to management of a "dramatic worsening" of morale within the company to 2007 levels.
With the easing of the recession, the holiday period brought a proliferation of dinners, parties, and reunions, and, with it, a dramatic escalation of the ping-ping effect.
