The phrase "alleviate demands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to reduce or lessen the pressure or requirements placed on someone or something.
Example: "The new policy aims to alleviate demands on employees during peak seasons, allowing for a better work-life balance."
Alternatives: "ease demands" or "reduce demands".
Net zero water (NZW) buildings would alleviate demands for a portion of this energy, for water, and for the treatment of drinking water for pesticides and toxic chemical releases in source water.
Use of modern technology (eg, mobile phones) with a centralized system may help these informal health care providers to seek advice from professionally trained health care providers at times of need, which may ultimately alleviate demands on the health care system (access, safety, quality, cost, and provider shortages) and improve outcomes.
Perforations on the diaphragm plate alleviate demand on supporting elements which reduces undesirable local deformations near the connections.
Around the world, highspeed rail (HSR) is seen as a way to alleviate demand on highways and at airports.
Pro-development advocates like the non-profit SPUR tend to say that market-rate construction will alleviate demand for the city's existing housing stock.
Li said the policy has created a favorable environment for the country's economic development and social stability by alleviating demand for education, employment and housing, Xinhua reported on Monday.
Genetic engineering of plants for natural products can help alleviate the demands for limited natural resources.
This is clear in the 2001 IPCC report, which tells us that we should build cars and trains with lower top speeds, extols the qualities of sailing ships and bicycles, and proposes regionalised economies to alleviate transport demands.
Genetic engineering of plants for the production of novel polymers and platform chemicals can help to alleviate the demands for limited resources and potentially provide a platform to produce valuable compounds in bulk quantities.
And the rising cost of power, as well as other measures to alleviate power demands in the West, shows up in other provisions, including $735 million for the Pentagon's power costs and $47 million for a Defense Department conservation plan in California that would make military bases self-sufficient and get them off the state's power grid during electricity shortages.
To alleviate the demanding computational requirements of a full-resolved direct numerical simulation, a wall-layer model is presented.
