The phrase "a significant easing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a notable reduction or alleviation of a situation, often in economic or regulatory contexts.
Example: "The recent policy changes have led to a significant easing of trade restrictions, benefiting local businesses."
Alternatives: "a considerable relaxation" or "a notable reduction".
"You've seen a significant easing of financial conditions over that time period," he said.
The decision, if enforced, would have resulted in a significant easing of the company's grip on the telecommunications market.
Analysts said the flights and the increase in tourism were part of a significant easing of tensions.
That represents a significant easing of the way at least this one portion of the gaokao would be administered.
These are good arguments for new Bank of England governor Mark Carney to consider a significant easing in policy as early as next week".
The oil companies will keep hunting, but a significant easing of tight supplies may be several years away, industry experts say.
Given the Competition Commission's rejection of any significant easing of restrictions on ITV airtime sales, it is likely they will give short shrift to a combination controlling an even larger market share.
With any significant easing of fiscal policy likely to breach the terms of the stability pact, which restricts budget deficits to 3percentnt of GDP, Mr Dumas says that the pact should be sidelined for as long as growth remains below potential and inflation is under 2percentnt".
Negotiations on the details of the agreement, including a further significant easing of Israel's blockade of Gaza, are continuing in Cairo, Egypt.
"In June she shook hands with former IRA commander Martin McGuinness during a visit to Northern Ireland that was seen as a symbol of significant easing of tensions in British-Irish relations.
"There is no sign yet of significant easing of credit conditions.
