The phrase "the equalization of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of making something equal or balanced. Example: The government is working towards the equalization of opportunities for all citizens regardless of their race or socio-economic status.
Across all countries financial provision and services for disabled people aimed to support the principle of equal rights and equality of opportunities in concordance with the United Nations Standard Rules on the Equalization of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities [ 29– 329.
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Respect for persons is one of the basic tenets of liberal democratic societies, which are founded on the ideal of the equal dignity of all citizens and which realize this ideal in the equalization of rights and entitlements among all citizens and so the rejection of discrimination and differential treatment.
Diversity need not mean the equalization of difference.
Envy and emulation are the motives — and not very good ones — for the equalization of wealth.
In every case, the equalization of mental health benefits has come hand in hand with tightened management.
In addition, in forward flight, the position of the cyclic pitch control causes a similar effect, contributing to the equalization of lift.
The editors had a ready answer: an income tax, they wrote, was "the most just and equable arrangement ever made for the equalization of governmental burdens".
What a democracy is supposed to be about is the equalization of political impact, and buying politicians is as likely to be a threat to freedom of speech as it is to be an example of it.
As has happened regularly in recent years, the disparities and the confusion caused by the "equalization" of the tax rates has promoted renewed calls for an overhaul of the way the county assesses property.
These include the "Anti-Greed Act" to redistribute income (sounds like Charlie Rangel's promises soak-the-rich tax bill) and the "Equalization of Opportunity Act" to prevent people from starting more than one business (to give other people a chance).
