Stabilization (noun)

1. The act or process of making something stable or maintaining its stability.
2. The process of reducing or controlling fluctuations or instability.
3. The process of making a situation or condition more stable or secure.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from stabilize, on the pattern of words such as civilization.

Examples:

1. The stabilization of the economy was a top priority for the government.
2. The stabilization of the patient's condition was critical for a successful recovery.
3. The stabilization of the political situation was necessary for progress and development.
4. The stabilization of the housing market was a major concern for policymakers and economists.
5. The stabilization of the situation was a gradual process, but it eventually led to a more stable and secure environment.