The phrase "a alleviation of" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an alleviation of" because "alleviation" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The new policy aims to provide an alleviation of the financial burdens faced by low-income families."
Alternatives: "a reduction of" or "a relief from".
The offer for a face-to-face meeting on Tuesday, which was accepted, was widely seen as a sign of an alleviation of the recent discord over new Israeli plans for Jewish housing in disputed East Jerusalem that had soured Israel's relations with the United States.
In the present study, we hypothesized that an appropriate combination of a geomagnetic field (as a static field) and an alternative magnetic field may result in the promotion of maize seedling growth by an alleviation of an excess production of reactive oxygen species.
However, when the seed moisture content before imbibition is 12 17 % there is an alleviation of damage, associated with a decline in the leakage of solutes, the appearance of respiratory activity, and clear phosphate signals in P-NMR spectra (Pollock, 1969; Pollock et al., 1969; Hobbs and Obendorf, 1972; Ashworth and Obendorf, 1980; Vertucci and Leopold, 1984; Ishida et al., 1988 a, b ).
Treatment of the seedlings with a combination of KAR1, AgNO3 and HgCl2 showed an alleviation of the adverse effect of the AgNO3 and HgCl2, whereas simultaneous treatment with both smoke-water and AgNO3 or HgCl2 show no such reduction in the effect of AgNO3 and HgCl2 inhibition (Additional File 9).
The accuracy can be further enhanced by incorporating singularity programming and Laplace transformation techniques; hence an alleviation of numerical errors caused by singularities and a time derivative is achieved.
The combined targeting of hub genes involved in all these biological modules by a cocktail therapy-like regimen may eventually lead to an alleviation of these malignant CNS tumors.
The level of adiponectin, an anti-inflammatory adipokine, was increased, and leptin was decreased, indicating an alleviation of the "at-risk" phenotype (Labruna et al., 2011).
Addressing the creative elements alone appeared to translate into an alleviation of the emotional symptoms that were thought to have caused the block in the first place, decreasing anxiety and increasing self-confidence and motivation.
The silence of those glances is filled with an agonizing mixture of emotions, including the beseeching look of the tormented in the desperate hope for compassion, for an alleviation of their burdens, for hope — and the hate-filled, resentful look of the tormented at one of their own kind who appears to have thrown his lot in with the tormentors in order to improve his own conditions.
But long-term, the decision means it's much easier for developers to work with, which should translate to an alleviation of financial pressures on game studios that are already facing revenue crunches which are forcing cost-cutting measures.
