The phrase "ease regulation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in discussions related to government policies and laws aimed at reducing restrictions and making things easier for individuals or businesses. Example: The government announced plans to ease regulation in the healthcare industry, allowing for more competition and lower costs for consumers.
The White House rejected a proposal by the Department of Health and Human Services to ease regulation of nursing homes.
Given Mr. Giuliani's eagerness to ease regulation of insurance companies it is hard to see how he could make that market work better.
By extending existing trade arrangements to further ease regulation, measures being proposed would bring down barriers that inhibit an even closer trading relationship.
But during a brief interview in February at the Mobile World Congress, an industry convention in Barcelona, Mr. Colao said European lawmakers should ease regulation on mobile operators to keep the industry growing.
Also, since benefits and labour laws both reduce insecurity, but labour laws are especially bad for efficiency, governments might try to ease regulation while increasing benefits.The authors' numbers suggest this would be politically feasible, especially in Italy and Spain; and, given the terms of the feasible trade-off, this bargain would be economically advantageous as well.
(Uber has argued that the city will need to ease regulation on ground transport for "Commuting Together" to work).
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"The government must pursue various measures to address fiscal woes, ease regulations and bolster economic growth.
A bill to ease regulations on start-up companies, one strongly supported by Mr. Obama, divided Democrats.
The commission has sought to ease regulations so that Broadwater could build a facility to store liquefied natural gas.
