"tightened measures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to stricter or more stringent policies, rules, or actions that have been implemented in response to a particular situation. Example: The government has announced tightened measures to control the spread of the virus, including mandatory masks and a curfew.
Ambulances rushed to hospitals and security forces tightened measures around checkpoints to search each passing car, creating a traffic jam.
Many tightened measures were mandated by the F.A.A. Information Called The Best Protection Every morning in Mr. DeGeneste's office, a detective sergeant who has national security clearance dials a special telephone number in Washington, recites a code word and receives the Government's latest terrorist intelligence update.
When the Israeli military started to allow Gazans to travel through Jordan, after receiving military permission to cross from the West Bank, Jordanian security then tightened measures permitting Gazans to leave through Jordan.
"In sum, growth has not been significantly impacted by tightening measures.
Recent tightening measures have nonetheless had an effect, in particular on the bubbly real estate sector.
They are worried that signs of surging inflation will cause another round of tightening measures by Beijing.
In Asia, Japanese stocks inched higher and Hong Kong shares sank amid concerns about further tightening measures in mainland China.
"Developments in the currency market suggest that R.B.I. should be in a position to start reversing its tightening measures.
"The strength of the economy will make them confident and well prepared to impose more tightening measures if needed," said Frances Cheung, a senior strategist for Credit Agricole CIB in Hong Kong.
Growth has softened markedly in the past few months as the tightening measures taken by the government last year have dampened domestic activity.
The new coalition is expected to instigate fiscal- tightening measures.Vladimir Putin, the Russian prime minister, looked decidedly uncomfortable during a televised exchange with Yuri Shevchuk, a rock musician.
