The phrase "alleviate environmental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures taken to reduce negative impacts on the environment.
Example: "The new policy aims to alleviate environmental concerns related to waste management."
Alternatives: "reduce environmental" or "mitigate environmental".
Moreover, the incorporation of waste materials in aggregate and geopolymer concrete production can alleviate environmental problems.
Woodland could be recommended as the proper native land use to alleviate environmental risk.
Green chemistry and greener processing methods will be attempted to alleviate environmental concerns.
Fabrication of composites from discarded carpets via compression molding could save petroleum resources and alleviate environmental pressure.
Moreover, partial replacement of ordinary Portland cement by fly ash and coarse aggregate by coal gangue can alleviate environmental problems.
Also addressed is the problem of U.S. economic growth with increased job options that alleviate environmental pollution and natural resource degradation.
On the positive side, a country facing a population decline may have an easier time alleviating environmental woes.
At a level of 50 wppm, however, boron alleviates environmental embrittlement only in air in water the ductility is strongly strain-rate sensitive.
Production scheduling greatly contributes to optimising the allocation of processes, reducing resource and energy consumption, lowering production costs and alleviating environmental pollution.
At the microscale we experimentally alleviated environmental stress by watering and fertilizing during two years a set of trees in one population.
Significant increase in MDA, H2O2, total thiol group, total phenolic compounds, and proline productions by filamentous algae and chlorosis phenomenon seemed to be an important strategy for alleviating environmental factors-induced oxidative stress as biomarkers.
