The phrase "substantial relaxation" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant decrease in intensity, effort, or strictness. Example: The new government policies have brought about a substantial relaxation of regulations, leading to a more business-friendly environment.
These arrangements would be implemented only against a backdrop of very substantial relaxation of the restrictions on imports and exports to and from Gaza.
It is now clear, in any case, that Stalin, if not in his public stance, felt threatened by any substantial relaxation and hampered by his inadequately obedient subordinates.
Moreover, since the frequency in the present study ranged between 18 and 36 Hz, a harmonic reflectory response of the involved muscles seems plausible [17] as well as a substantial relaxation of the antagonist [23].
And it wants substantial relaxation of controls on Chinese investments into the U.S., as well as technology transfers by American firms to China.
Wadhwa, in particular, says the findings call for substantial relaxations in U.S. immigration policy.
The endothelial function in the human vessels is not substantial either, as no significant relaxation to ACh is observed.
From the time that cracking occurred, the expansive mortar showed substantial stress relaxation, reducing the tensile stress caused by the interface restraint load.
One type is a form of buckling where the size of the detached region is much larger than the thickness of the oxide and is usually accompanied by substantial stress relaxation and cracking of the scale.
As the first local rule for invagination, a substantial mechanical relaxation occurs in the distal retinal epithelium (presumptive NR) from Phase 2 and onwards because of the reduction in pMLC levels.
At both the interfaces and the alumina surface we found substantial interplanar relaxations within the alumina.
Application of RGD-conjugated liposomes resulted in a substantial T1-relaxation time shortening of the cell pellets.
