The phrase "a leveling of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing equality, fairness, or the act of making something uniform or equal.
Example: "The new policy aims for a leveling of the playing field in education, ensuring that all students have equal access to resources."
Alternatives: "an equalization of the" or "a balancing of the".
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.
At my firm, we view the new regulations as a leveling of the playing field that allows differentiated research to be noticed.
Experts, though, say it's too early to know whether these subsidized experiments will lead to a leveling of the obstacles still facing the wider rollout of electric vehicles.
Some have suggested reducing women's scholarships from 15 to 13, as the men have done, or compressing the tournament field from 64 teams to 48, to bring a leveling of the playing field.
As Thomas Friedman so persuasively argued in his book The World is Flat,1 a significant effect of globalization is a leveling of the playing field for many of the competitors in today's worldwide markets.
So we would see an increase in coal use till the mid 2020s then a leveling of and then as the coal power plants retire this would start declining.
At the very least, the clause seems to put the Mets on an equal, and maybe superior, footing with the ballpark dreams of the Yankees -- a leveling of positions at a time when the mayor is a rabid Yankee fan.
The result has been a low-inflationary environment and a leveling of economic conditions, though the European Central Bank still struggles to account for regional differences when setting a single interest rate for such a large economy.
To require a parity of constitutional protection for commercial and noncommercial speech alike could invite dilution, simply by a leveling process, of the force of the Amendment's guarantee with respect to the latter kind of speech.
