The phrase 'easing of congestion' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which traffic flow is reduced or a situation where a crowded area becomes less full of people. For example: The introduction of toll lanes on the highway resulted in an easing of congestion during rush hour.
Work on the new section of the A487 is expected to take two years, with the intention to create an improvement in journey times, easing of congestion and better environmental conditions.
While the Obama administration has focused its support for such networks through the creation of jobs and easing of congestion, the long-term competitive advantage that cities gain as the result of such linkages has the potential to be its longest-term benefit.
In a genius publicity gambit, Uber has also offered the city of Boston – once its staunch opponent – access to the troves of anonymised data about its journeys, all with the hope of easing traffic congestion and improving city planning.
The British government agreed Wednesday to assess the possibility of easing heavy congestion at Heathrow and other airports by building an $80 billion airport on an island in the Thames River estuary.
Rail commuters on the Shore Line East no longer have to change trains in New Haven to get to Bridgeport and Stamford, under a two-year experiment to expand rail service as a way of easing highway congestion.
It said last month it was "following due process" on the issue of easing the congestion on the M4 around Newport.
The Welsh government said it was "following due process" on the issue of easing the congestion on the M4 around Newport, and that it was continuing to press the UK government for access to borrowing powers in order to finance infrastructure investment.
The asthmatics who had the bacterial infections and were given the antibiotic all reported feeling an easing of their congestion and showed a significant increase in the air that they could expel quickly, an important measure of the health of the lungs, Dr. Kraft said.
Three routes were under consideration, but Mrs Hart told AMs on Wednesday that "none of the alternative solutions proposed could reasonably deliver the objectives" of easing congestion.
It could be a godsend to beleaguered users of smartphones by easing data congestion on cellular networks.
They maintain that a 20-mile freeway would destroy some of the state's most ecologically fragile land and mar the beauty that draws tourists, all in the cause of easing congestion that lasts perhaps 300 hours a year.
