The phrase "a means of mitigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies to reduce the severity or impact of a problem or situation.
Example: "Implementing stricter regulations can serve as a means of mitigation against environmental damage."
Alternatives: "a method of alleviation" or "a way to reduce impact."
Any offsetting system must emphasise the continuing primacy of the 'mitigation hierarchy', where offsetting is only considered after alternative development sites or a means of mitigating the environmental loss in situ have been exhausted.
Central to the first priority is the undertaking of risk assessment to provide baseline risk information for all stages of a disaster risk reduction activity, as well as providing a means of assessing the benefit of certain mitigation activities.
As DADS supplementation only tended to decrease CH4 formation relative to OM digested, it too is limited use as a means of CH4 mitigation.
Clearly isolation of a cell by wall penetration loss is an inherent property of indoor femtocell networks which can be utilised as a means of interference mitigation.
Nevertheless, mainly as a means of risk mitigation for as yet unaccounted effects, it would be very useful to consider bake-out of the thermal shield and the exterior optical bench before commissioning.
While isolation is a strong means of mitigation, it also challenges a number of the main principles of cloud computing.
While the growth in cargo carried across the oceans means that the risk of future invasions is severe, the researchers say that tackling the ballast water issue can be a powerful means of mitigation.
However, the numbers are quite unambiguous in the sense that even without taking the recreational gain into account, the OUDS systems are attractive from an economic point of view as a means of flood risk mitigation, and, even without considering the flood risk mitigation, the OUDS systems are economically attractive because of the welfare gain from amenity values.
Emma Hoarty '19 attended a panel on harnessing carbon markets, which is a means of climate-change mitigation under the 2015 Paris Agreement.
For example, whereas a researcher in environmental studies might focus on the economic and political dimensions of international climate-change protocols, an environmental scientist would seek to understand climate change by quantifying its effects with models and evaluating means of mitigation.
