The phrase "a gradual easing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a slow or progressive reduction in intensity, pressure, or difficulty in a situation.
Example: "The government announced a gradual easing of restrictions as the pandemic situation improved."
Alternatives: "a slow relaxation" or "a steady reduction".
I experienced those hours as a gradual easing into my own body, a feeling that for me at 16 was as rare as a summer breeze in Houston.
Mr. Najib said there was a "huge commitment by the government to keep prices as low as possible," and there would be only a "gradual" easing of subsidies on food and fuel.
[PDF] Donor Update - 8 July 2005 Since February, there has been a gradual easing on restrictions and a reduction of violence in the West Bank and Gaza.
The new advice is part of a gradual easing of concerns over swine flu.
It was American trade officials who, in 1990, bullied the Japanese government into a gradual easing of the old restrictions on big retailers.
Myanmar, which has benefited from a gradual easing of sanctions imposed by the US and the European Union, saw the biggest improvement moving up 14 places.
"I had a very gradual easing in to the idea of fame, because I was doing the first two films back to back almost.
The gradual easing out of employes brought in initially to meet community demands for jobs for local residents.
Roberto Mancini's gradual easing out of Mark Hughes's signings at Manchester City is accelerating with Roque Santa Cruz likely to be next to join the exodus, the striker poised to rejoin Blackburn Rovers to end an 18-month spell better known for his injuries rather than goals.
This gradual easing into total and utter weightlessness is incredibly pleasant.
But they acknowledge that legislation would still be needed to carry out its key terms, which would include gradual easing of sanctions that have crippled Iran's economy.
