The phrase "alleviate deeply" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used because "alleviate" already implies a significant reduction of pain or discomfort, making "deeply" redundant.
Example: "The new policy aims to alleviate the stress experienced by employees."
Alternatives: "greatly reduce" or "significantly ease".
Though I have witnessed the enormous value of clinical and translational research to alleviate suffering from disease, I deeply believe that a far greater impact on human health can be attained by harnessing the power of this research toward understanding the etiology of disease and focusing this knowledge on preventing illness and death.
His nature was deeply empathetic and he did his utmost to alleviate the suffering of others.
If it becomes clear that you're a deeply good but unremarkable person searching for some companionship to alleviate the alienation of contemporary life, we're sorry, pal, but we're going to need to charge you for that.
No one really seems to know definitively why frisson and the related phenomenon ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) happen, but everyone who experiences this feeling agrees that they're deeply enjoyable, banishing stress and anxiety, with some even claiming they can alleviate headaches or other physical symptoms.
In a deeply flawed strategy, they are relaxing legislation on child labour as a means to alleviate poverty.
In a statement, the governor said he "deeply sympathized with New Yorkers suffering from serious illness, and I appreciate that medical marijuana may alleviate their chronic pain and debilitating symptoms".
Fine writing helps alleviate that suffering – and anything that puts meaning and beauty into the world in the form of story, helps people to live with more peace and purpose and balance, is deeply worthwhile".
He'll alleviate those problems".
The new policy should alleviate the problem.
Are we confident intervening will alleviate suffering?
