The phrase "alleviate disruption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to reduce or lessen interruptions or disturbances in a particular context, such as in business or project management.
Example: "The new policies were implemented to alleviate disruption of workflow during peak hours."
Alternatives: "reduce interference with" or "minimize disturbance to".
We found that the well-defined Th2 cytokines, such as IL-4, IL-5 and IL-13, were significantly decreased in the Smad7 transgenic mouse, indicating that the Th2-driven allergic inflammation is alleviated after disruption of TGF-β signaling in airway epithelium.
Collectively, our data indicate that CDKN2D repression by PML/RAR α disrupts both cell proliferation and differentiation in the pathogenesis of APL, and induced expression of CDKN2D by ATRA alleviates the disruption of both processes to ensure treatment efficiency.
This case analysis implies that direct control functions need to be added to alleviate the disruption risk and secure the supply of key parts and materials.
He will hope that a growing understanding between Gareth Bale and Clint Demsey can alleviate the disruption caused by Emmanuel Adebayor's departure for the African Cup of Nations.
The spike in circulating melatonin may actually worsen, not alleviate, circadian disruption.
But he did fault Dr. King for not making bigger adjustments to alleviate some of the classroom disruptions.
Dlott's ruling could alleviate the possibility of massive disruptions in the last days of the campaign.
However, the over-representation of certain functional categories could also be due to redundancy in function that might alleviate the effect of gene disruption.
Ultimately, an artificially intelligent supply chain is a proactive supply chain, one that is both agile and able to alleviate the impact of inevitable disruptions.
It alleviates services disruption during roaming in heterogeneous IP-based wireless environments.
