The phrase "a winding back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a return to a previous state or condition, often in a metaphorical sense, such as revisiting past ideas or experiences.
Example: "After years of innovation, the company decided on a winding back to its original mission and values."
Alternatives: "a return to" or "a regression to".
Arguably, a winding back of austerity in some countries has also helped.
The New South Wales premier, Mike Baird, is also poised to unveil a winding back of land clearing restrictions.
In Irvington, Buon Gusto, on a winding back street in a quiet residential section of town, is just that sort of modest place.
After driving for half an hour along a winding back road we came to the lodge built by philanthropist Kris Tompkins for her latest park project.
I blasted "Defying Gravity," from the musical Wicked, on repeat, and, windows down, we spiraled down and up a winding back country road, tears of joy and relief flying off both of our faces.
However the implementation of gender mainstreaming across the globe has not necessarily resulted in advances for women, as it is usually associated with a winding back of women-focused policies and programs.
"This is still country," said John Hingle, a 30-year local resident interviewed at Maples, which is on Mill Road, a lonely, winding back road a five-minute drive from where two of the bodies were found.
Labor has given its clearest indication yet that it will negotiate over the renewable energy target, with opposition leader Bill Shorten calling for the government to first set aside a review calling for a radical winding back of the scheme.
Outside the major police inquiries now receding into the distant past, there hasn't been a major winding back of the powers of police and security services in a generation.
But Wakeham said Labor had been noticeably quiet on its environmental commitments, at least until Thursday when it announced a partial winding back of wind farm restrictions.
In my time with Pamela beginning here and ending ten hours later, dazed, in an Uber winding back down the hills—I will learn that the line between invention and reality is porous.
