Gradualism (noun)

1. The belief or policy of making changes or achieving goals through a series of small, gradual steps rather than sudden or radical changes.
2. The process or principle of gradual development or change.

Origin:

From the latin gradus, meaning step or degree, + -alism.

Examples:

1. The company's new management implemented a policy of gradualism in their approach to change.
2. The gradualism approach to weight loss is a more sustainable method.
3. The government's gradualism policy on the economy helped avoid a recession.
4. The gradualism of the teacher's approach helped the students understand the material.
5. The gradualism strategy of the company was to achieve its goal over time.