stabilize
He points to the tax cuts he implemented as leading to economic stabilization and growth.
The first priority was stabilization of the situation.
Safety issues are at the core of crisis stabilization.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

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stabilization | Business English

stabilization
noun[ U ]
(UK alsostabilisation)uk /ˌsteɪbəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/us
ECONOMICS, POLITICS
the fact of something such as an economy or system becoming able to continue in a regular and successful way without unexpected changes:
economic/financial stabilizationThey view a tight budget as key to financial stabilization.
stabilization programs/plans/policies
ECONOMICS, FINANCE
the fact of prices or rates starting to remain at about the same level, rather than changing a lot:
price/currency/rate stabilizationThe proposal would ensure a rapid price stabilization.

Examples of stabilization

stabilization
The sample comprised 354 first-episode psychosis patients followed up 12-months after remission/stabilization of their psychotic symptoms.
A version of a stabilization technique was used to solve the steady-state problem formulated above.
Both of these free-energy functional approaches allow the interplay between topology and stabilization to be made apparent.
Thus, there exists a negative feedback between the layer and emission parameters, which ensures stabilization of the electron emission current.
At the same time, however, governments too had a positive stake in pursuing stabilization through extensive if not nearly exclusive reliance on monetary austerity.
A study of male graduates118 supported recent longitudinal evidence of clinical stabilization and amelioration of disruptive symptoms in chronic schizophrenia.
Several mechanisms may explain the possible stabilization of the infection.
If they focus on short run macroeconomic stabilization (avoiding a credit crunch) they may increase the probability of bank failures and bank panics.
Birth of piglets after transfer of embryos cryopreserved by cytoskeletal stabilization and vitrification.
So it makes sense to look for configurations that are stable without wall stabilization.
The stabilization of the surface mode of oscillations can be explained as follows.
Stabilization of energy-related carbon emissions at a pre-2020 level is unlikely in the absence of policy initiatives undertaken to reduce these emissions.
Stabilization prior to surgery is now widely practised and inherently more compromised neonates survive to undergo surgery.
This result implies that stabilization policies designed using the log-linearized model may backfire.
For the regime, the need for postwar stabilization was acute.
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