The phrase "an easing of tensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing conflict resolution, diplomacy, or any situation where stress or hostility is being reduced.
Example: "The recent negotiations have led to an easing of tensions between the two countries, fostering a more peaceful environment."
Alternatives: "a reduction of tensions" or "a calming of tensions."
He also noted an easing of tensions over Taiwan.
Mr. Rouhani has been seeking an easing of tensions with the United States since his first term.
Despite the weapons program and an easing of tensions, Macedonian Slav politicians continue to voice opposition to the NATO presence.
His reform agenda, which included an easing of tensions with the West, suffered major setbacks when he was in office.
A period of relative calm last year in Afghan cities coincided with an easing of tensions between the Afghans and Pakistan over negotiations with the Taliban.
Israel and American allies in the Persian Gulf are watching nervously, worried that Mr. Obama will trade their security for an easing of tensions with Tehran.
President Ortega said he hoped the pardon would contribute to an easing of tension between Nicaragua and the United States.
Oil prices for Brent blend retreated on world markets by 40 cents to $26.62 helped by an easing of tension in the Middle East.
Eager not to derail an easing of tension with Washington, the Soviets limited themselves to providing 10 charter flights to transport Cubans to Angola in January 1976.
Mr. Sullivan, 34, is seen by both the Web designers who attended the conference and the search engine people who sponsored it as the best hope for an easing of tension.
It opens a window of hope for an easing of tension between Iran and the west on the strained nuclear file but also on the more urgent issue – the self-destructive clash between Shia and Sunni Islam that is killing thousands in Syria and Iraq and threatens the entire Middle East region.
