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phase out of

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phase someone or something out of something and phase someone or something out
to work someone or something out of use or service or out of a group gradually. We are going to have to phase you out of the job of treasurer. They phased out the unneeded workers.
See also: out, phase


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The phase out of personal exemptions for high income taxpayers is likewise slated to expire shortly.
The combined effect of the phase out of the itemized deductions and exemptions is that the effective marginal rates in the bubble will be even higher than that shown in Tables 1 and 2.
 
 
 
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