The phrase "allay with" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct expression is typically "allay fears" or "allay concerns," where "allay" means to diminish or put to rest.
Example: "The manager tried to allay fears about the company's future during the meeting."
Alternatives: "calm" or "ease".
Dynegy has maintained that if the Blackstone deal is not approved, the company will face serious liquidity problems - a concern that Mr. Icahn is evidently hoping to allay with his financing offer.
"We will seek through the public inquiry to address and allay with scientific rigour the concerns of the communities".
But Team GB, although it has fewer medals, compares well to its transatlantic allay, with a wider spread of gold medals in different sports.
Concerns about the monkey's treatment during experiments could be allayed with better oversight.
Some of the subjects' fears should be allayed with episode one, but there will be flinching for everyone concerned.
Itchiness, a common complaint among men growing out their beards, can be allayed with a leave-in conditioner to soften hair follicles.
This concern, however, is being allayed with the advent of techniques such as Dr Song's mobile-sampling method.Another worry is that, despite the fact that most twin studies have been extensively replicated, they may be subject to systematic flaws.
Pork shoulder, rubbed with coriander, star anise and fish salt (the dregs left after fish sauce is drained from its barrels) is cushioned by broad, chewy rice sheets, its brininess allayed with musky annatto chile paste and pickled green papaya.
But any concerns that the two players could cross paths in Taunton are understood to have been allayed with Rogers only contracted to play in the longer form of the game.
One is that expanding the Fed's exceptionally large balance sheet even further could unsettle inflation expectations — a concern Mr. Dudley said could be allayed with a demonstration by the Fed that it had the tools and willingness to return to normal monetary policy when the time came.
But any fears of a possible flashpoint regarding Evra and Suarez, who was banned for eight matches for racially abusing the United defender last season, appear to have been allayed, with both clubs stressing the need for all players to respect the occasion.
