'alleviate conflicts' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to reducing the intensity, severity, or duration of a disagreement or dispute. For example, "The government's recent action is aimed at alleviating conflicts between the two countries."
Polis said he wants the new law to help alleviate conflicts that had emerged over increased drilling in populated areas, the Denver Post reports.
We examine whether a large shareholder can alleviate conflicts of interest between managers and shareholders through the credible threat of exit on the basis of private information.
When we add the $6 billion already committed for SoftBank's Delta Fund, which is a separate vehicle used to alleviate conflicts around the company's Didi investment, Masayoshi Son now has more than a $100 billion at his disposal.
On top of the $93 billion raised for the Vision Fund, SoftBank detailed that it had committed $4.5 billion of its own capital to a separate "Delta Fund," which was used to alleviate conflicts around SoftBank's Didi investment.
Yet, for many such countries, devolution (or scaling-down) federalism, in contrast to the scaling-up federalism originally devised in 1787, has great potential to alleviate conflicts in severely divided societies.
The school also employs three case managers who work to alleviate conflicts that crop up in classrooms before they become office referrals.
Each network, though owned by the same parent, is intended to operate autonomously from and parallel to its siblings to alleviate conflict concerns.
The perceptions held by these stakeholders on West Hawaii and Maui were evaluated to understand how MPAs influenced conflict dimensions, as the former location had a well-established MPA network designed to alleviate conflict, while the latter did not.
Two decades later the state of Hawaii established a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) on the west coast of the island of Hawaii ("West Hawaii") to protect and enhance the fish resources and alleviate conflict between stakeholders, principally between commercial dive tour operators and aquarium fishers.
This was accomplished by analyzing the following questions: (1) perceptions about the effectiveness of MPAs to alleviate conflict and enhance reef fish; (2) perceived group encounters and threats to coral reefs; (3) willingness to encourage fishing; and (4) value orientations toward the aquarium fish trade.
This latter asymmetry is however probably not the result of the physical differences in the leading and lagging strands replication, but, rather, the consequence of the increase in the gene content of the leading strand in organisms with PolC, which alleviates conflicts between the transcription and replication machineries [ 10, 57].
