The phrase "a temporary easing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a short-term reduction or relief in a situation, often related to restrictions or difficulties.
Example: "The government announced a temporary easing of travel restrictions to allow families to reunite during the holidays."
Alternatives: "a short-term relief" or "a brief alleviation".
Talk of a temporary easing of the law handcuffing localities, insubstantial thus far, underlines the outrageous overreach by the Legislature.
A further rise in oil prices would be a blow, for example (though there have been signs of at least a temporary easing in recent days).
"There is no sign of even a temporary easing in the downward pressure on employment," Ian Shepherdson, chief United States economist at the research firm High Frequency Economics, wrote in a client note.
"While oil and gas prices remain elevated," James M. Baird, chief investment strategist for Plante Moran Financial Advisors, wrote in a research note, "reduced demand expectations resulting from slower global growth and a temporary easing of tensions in the Middle East have contributed to a decline in prices, easing pressure on consumer pocketbooks".
The six countries -- China, Russia, the United States, France, Germany and Britain -- are offering Iran a limited temporary easing of sanctions on its economy if it accepts temporary limits on its nuclear program.
Temporary easing of the targets need not lead to permanently larger deficits.
Defending the government's response to the freeze, Hammond told MPs there was "still a large amount of work to be done to restore Heathrow to full capacity"; delays would go on despite the temporary easing of usual restrictions on night flights.
Finally, the immediate drivers for the VANA initiative – a critical nursing shortage, the desire of the VA to address it by adding clinical nursing faculty, and VA's goal of increasing nursing student interest in employment at VA facilities – have been tempered by the economic downturn and the temporary easing of the nursing shortage.
The Fed and its partners are introducing loans to depository institutions for a temporary period to ease their funding pressures.
Originally meant as a temporary project to ease the way to a 'regular' Chiro group, the girls turned it into in a transformative project by experimenting with and questioning the youth movement model.
The word "trend" itself denotes a temporary existence and ease of being replaced (imminence of change).
