The phrase "a possible easing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential reductions or relaxations of restrictions, conditions, or tensions in various contexts, such as economics or policy.
Example: "The government is considering a possible easing of travel restrictions in response to the declining COVID-19 cases."
Alternatives: "a potential relaxation" or "a likely reduction".
Most stockmarkets soared after a speech by Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, was taken as a signal of a possible easing in monetary policy.
So too, perhaps, will a possible easing of Chinese secrecy.
The move signalled a possible easing, but fell well short of activists' central demand, that Obama use executive action to slow deportations.
Those facts were noted repeatedly in House debate today by Democrats who were trying to portray Mr. Bush as condoning a possible easing of health standards to a level more typical of some developing countries.
The government said Friday that the recent Ethiopian attack inside Eritrea was "provocative" but that Eritrea "will not be entrapped by such deceitful ploys," signaling a possible easing of tensions.
CARACAS, Venezuela — The Red Cross said Friday it had received permission from Venezuela's government and opposition to roll out one of the organization's biggest global relief campaigns, signaling a possible easing in the dire humanitarian emergency gripping the country.
Possible easing of restrictive measures against individuals and entities should also be assessed in the electoral context.
If avoiding triggers is not possible, easing the symptoms is the next best thing to do in order to fight hay fever.
My profession feels like a passport or skeleton key to open doors ordinarily closed, to stand witness to private suffering, and, where possible, ease it.
My profession is like a passport or skeleton key to open doors ordinarily closed; to stand witness to private suffering and, where possible, ease it.
IN March, Justin Mott photographed the temples and pagodas in and around Bagan, Myanmar, just as deeply flawed elections in that country led to a new president and the possible easing of travel restrictions.
