The word "stabilizers" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to something that helps to make something stable or steady. It can also refer to parts or mechanisms that help to balance, support, or control the movement or position of something. Example: The boat was equipped with stabilizers to keep it steady in rough waters. In this example, "stabilizers" refers to a mechanical device or system on the boat that helps to keep it stable and prevent it from swaying or tipping over in rough water.
Or for that matter by "a more streamlined set of automatic stabilizers".
The automatic stabilizers could be put on steroids by, for example, cutting taxes if the unemployment rate rises to predetermined levels.
Differences in private consumption loom particularly large, and there austerity and energy prices may have been big factors:Cumulatively, the UK government tightened fiscal policy by 3% more than the US government did – taking local governments and automatic stabilizers into account – and this had a material impact on consumption.
Environmentalists and health advocates raised concerns over the possible ill effects of exposure to substances such as residual vinyl chloride monomer, hydrogen chloride, organometallic stabilizers, and phthalate plasticizers.
One advantage of automatic stabilizers is that the effects occur without the necessity of government action, which means that there is no delay, or lag, because of political controversies, administrative problems, or difficulties in determining whether the time has come to act.
Automatic policies put reliance on built-in stabilizers that function without any deliberate intervention by the authorities.
Like the other Wright machines, it was a biplane design employing the "wing-warping" control system and stabilized in the pitch axis by a horizontal stabilizer positioned forward of the wings.
One of Pénaud's most noteworthy discoveries was that a degree of inherent stability in pitch could be obtained by setting the horizontal stabilizer at a slight negative angle.
"One unappreciated side effect of the 401(k) system is that it's a sort of reverse automatic stabilizer," says Teresa Ghilarducci, an economics professor at the New School.But there is likely to be an offsetting effect.
Once a major source of iodine and potash, brown algae are still an important source of algin, a colloidal gel used as a stabilizer in the baking and ice-cream industries.
A small amount of diphenylamine was used as a stabilizer and, after forming the grains and removing the liquid, a coating of graphite was added.
