The phrase "a way of assuaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches to alleviate or reduce feelings of discomfort, anxiety, or guilt.
Example: "He found a way of assuaging his guilt by volunteering at the local shelter."
Alternatives: "a method of alleviating" or "a means of soothing".
Plenty more reject the view that the crucifixion was a way of assuaging an angry God.
So the company came up with a way of assuaging this fear.
She now thinks that her mother's prevarications must have been a way of assuaging a crippling sense of inferiority.
Chappell had also previously used Olivia Petroleum as a way of assuaging doubts about his business credentials.
Maybe it's just a way of assuaging guilt for software sins, or a P.R. effort to burnish his image -- whatever, he's saving lives on a vast scale.
It is also a way of assuaging distrust in foreign companies, which are often perceived as mammoths barging in to make a quick buck or to wreck local businesses.
But I hope that this won't been seen as a quick fix, as a magic way of assuaging guilt and righting wrongs (if, in fact, extinction is always a wrong: another question).
Parenting tip: a straightforward way of assuaging your child's fears of the monster under the bed might be to get them a divan.
And didn't do much in the way of assuaging holiday angst.
And I'll be laughing all the way to my daily cognitive-behavioral-therapist appointment, punk, where Dr. Tessler and I work on using laughter as a means of assuaging social anxiety.
Moreover, a new leader must find a way to assuage the many demands of the Sunnis and Kurds, who have long complained of being unequal partners in the country and view the negotiations to pick a new prime minister and other central figures as a rare moment when they have the leverage to enhance their political power and right what they perceive as past injustices.
