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The phrase "a relief on" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may lead to confusion.
Example: "The new policy provided a relief on the financial burden for many families."
Alternatives: "a relief from" or "a relief regarding".
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His initials in Arabic remain a relief on stone walls, the engraving of tiles on majestic arched entrances or the curves of wrought-iron gates.
It's a relief on the block, representing the diversity vital to healthy streets — not a perfect building, not even its architects' best work.
It came as a relief on Wednesday when he executed an about-face and said that the Treasury was now considering doing just that.
We have here, for instance, a reduced-version bronze cast head by François Rude from a relief on the Arc de Triomphe, and a plaster head of the 19th-century French writer Balzac by Rodin for his Balzac monument.
What a relief On Friday, BBC1's Sport Relief had 7.8 million viewers (34.9%) between 7pm and 10pm, switching to BBC2 at 10pm (followed by 3.8 million, a 20.5% share) before switching back to BBC1 at 10.35pm, watched by 3 million viewers (32.2%).
The modernist angel depicted as a relief on the tomb was originally complete with male genitalia which have since been vandalised; their current whereabouts are unknown.
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"It is such a relief to focus on hockey again".
It was quite a relief to get on the plane.
The discussion of pathogens is fascinating, but it's something of a relief to move on to the cooking.
It was a relief to be out on the street alone.
But it's just kind of a relief to get out on the track.
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