The phrase 'feels easier for' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe the experience or task of doing something. For example: "Exercising everyday feels easier for me now."
The game feels easy for the U.S. Open champion, who began his bid for the FedEx Cup title on Thursday with a four-under 66 to share the lead at the Tour Championship. .
"I thought Prokofiev might help, but I must say, Shostakovich or Stravinsky feel easier for me.
Like an ostrich sticks its head in the sand, it might feel easier for one to ignore the institutional, social and economic structures of injustice we have imposed on our fellow Black Americans than to take up the mantle ourselves.
From the outside it seems as if it hasn't always felt easy for Josie Rourke following in the very big footsteps of Michael Grandage at the Donmar, and it seems as if Vicky Featherstone is still in a period of renegotiation with critics and audience at the Royal Court.
"I grew up in a family where the whole family were producing and making things so it felt easy for me to contemplate it.
And you might almost feel like you're playing the Xbox version because things are so shockingly similar (but what should we really have expected), and as with the original Halo when it made the jump to the PC the controls already feel easier, making for a quicker and faster paced experience.
If and when he has fully cleared his name, Europeans may feel easier about having him speak for Europe.
It is an environment that seems so antithetical to our physical and psychic wellbeing, both in spirit and action, that it has felt easy to despair for the future of the safety and legal protection of transgender persons in this country.
He adds: "There's a violence to it that I feel is easier for me to tap into as an older person than I was when I was 22, in a chaotic moment in my life.
So when I convert to a road bike, it feels very easy for me.
