The phrase "alleviate availability" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a desire to improve or increase availability, but the word "alleviate" typically refers to reducing something negative rather than enhancing something positive.
Example: "We need to find ways to alleviate availability issues in our scheduling system."
Alternatives: "improve availability" or "enhance availability".
Phytelephas macrocarpa and Oenocarpus mapora are both species found in the forest surrounding Asháninka villages, but are planted in home gardens and fields to alleviate limited availability in the wild as well for greater convenience of harvesting.
Rice is a major crop feeding the majority of the global population, and increasing its sink strength is one of the modes to alleviate the declining availability of food for the rapidly growing world population.
Conversely, caring, respectful providers and facility-level efforts to alleviate affordability and availability barriers assisted positive patient inclusion in services.
The authors detected methylated epialleles of Asr2, a protein-coding gene widespread in the plant kingdom and thought to alleviate restricted water availability.
Using tomato as a crop model plant, we detected the methylated epialleles of Asr2, a protein-coding gene widespread in the plant kingdom and thought to alleviate restricted water availability.
Among small-volume refueling methods, home and neighborhood tri-generation systems stand out because the technology is available and has potential to alleviate consumer's fuel availability concerns.
Among small-volume refueling methods, home and neighborhood tri-generation systems (systems that produce electricity and heat for buildings, as well as hydrogen for vehicles) stand out because the technology is available and has potential to alleviate consumer's fuel availability concerns.
"Our work reveals that effective family planning and reproduction education worldwide have great potential to constrain the size of the human population and alleviate pressure on resource availability over the longer term," said Prof Barry Brook from the University of Tasmania.
These phenotypes are consistent with a model in which the Npr2/ Npr3 complex inhibits TORC1 and that inhibition is alleviated by nitrogen availability, perhaps as monitored by intracellular amino acid levels.
