The phrase 'a leveling of' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a decrease or decline to an equal level. For example, "The coronavirus pandemic has led to a leveling of the global economy."
We think there will be a leveling of the rental rate instead of 10 to 20percentt a month increases".
This yields a doubling of CO2 concentrations relative to its pre-industrial level by the end of the century (approximately 550 ppm), followed by a leveling of the concentrations.
A leveling of wage growth also persuaded rate setters to lower borrowing costs, Mr. Simor said.
At my firm, we view the new regulations as a leveling of the playing field that allows differentiated research to be noticed.
Tax rates that progressed upward with income and the greatly increased social security benefits, allocated mainly according to need, contributed to a leveling of incomes.
A LEVELING of an uneven, outdated and flawed property assessment system that is widely conceded to favor the rich and penalize minorities began in Nassau County last week, with property assessors snapping pictures of homes in the Village of Hempstead.
At the same time that the county's expenses have increased, he said, its revenues have decreased, largely because of a leveling off of sales tax receipts in a slowing economy.
It is likely that the loss would increase even further with time, since a leveling off of the curve of micronuclear loss vs time had not occurred by 5 hours.
He said the weakness was due to a leveling off of the consumption frenzy of the last few years.
In terms of disease duration, fatigue increased steadily for people with MS durations of one to 14 years, but for those with longer durations of MS there was a leveling off of fatigue.
However, it is unclear at what levels of exposure to outdoor air pollution we could expect to see a leveling off of lung cancer risk".
