The phrase "a further easing in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a gradual reduction or relaxation of restrictions, policies, or conditions in a specific context.
Example: "The government announced a further easing in travel restrictions, allowing more tourists to visit the country."
Alternatives: "an additional relaxation of" or "a continued reduction in".
"The second half of the year could see a further easing in fundamentals," OPEC said Friday in a statement.
The central bank said its survey this month of lenders showed credit standards for enterprises had been eased "somewhat" in the third quarter, and that banks expect a further easing in the remainder of the year.
In a separate interview with a German paper, Bild am Sonntag, Mr. Duisenberg said the central bank remained open to a further easing in rates, after a decision on Dec. 5 to lower them by half a percentage point.
"While the full effects of earlier measures are yet to be observed, the board judged at today's meeting that a further easing in the stance of monetary policy was appropriate now," said Glenn Stevens, the central bank governor.
Financial stocks are expected to extend Fridays rally amid signs of calmer international markets and expectations of a further easing in monetary policy.
It is hardly his fault that events have postponed an increase in rates; his chief economist a few months ago even talked about the possibility of a further easing as the turbulence in emerging market economies threatened to infect the rest of the world.
Analysts here foresaw a further easing of Australian monetary policy in coming months.
Next year, there will be a further easing of restrictions - on trading in existing stock options, not just newly listed options.
Despite the crosscurrents and special factors in the March report, most analysts agreed that it reflected a lackluster economy, one that Maury N. Harris of the Paine Webber Group Inc. and other analysts said was likely to result in a further easing of monetary policy by the Federal Reserve Board.
A second approach would require a new interim deal that would add restrictions on Iran's nuclear activities in return for a further easing of sanctions.
"There were some differences of view between members about the outlook and the likelihood that further easing in policy would be required," the minutes said.
