The phrase "alleviate harmful" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
You can use it when discussing the reduction of harmful effects, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase.
Example: "We aim to alleviate harmful effects of pollution on the environment."
Alternatives: "reduce harmful" or "mitigate harmful".
In moral decisions, experiencing empathy was shown to alleviate harmful actions towards others (Feshbach and Feshbach 1969; Zahn-Waxler et al. 1992; Eisenberger 2000).
As an active ingredient of food, drugs and cosmetic products, GSH could alleviate harmful oxidative processes, scavenge toxic compounds at different kinds of human intoxications and strengthen whitening, skin repair anti-aging effect.
To alleviate this harmful effect, different strategies have been developed, such as downsizing the particle dimensions to the nanoscale, introducing a porous structure to the solid particles and designing silver-containing composites [18, 19, 20].
Conjugation of oxidized quercetin with GSH is primarily a cellular defense mechanism to alleviate the harmful consequences of the reactive quinone metabolite [32].
Small-volume resuscitation with hyperoncotic albumin can speed the stabilization of the patient and alleviate potentially harmful edema.
Knowledge of these particular risk factors can be used to support measures to alleviate potentially harmful exposures and reduce the risk of disease.
Maternal use of antenatal care services might alleviate the harmful effect of slum residency on infant mortality but antenatal care coverage among slum women remains low.
Despite these limitations, results from epidemiologic research that identifies environmental risk factors for childhood leukemia can support measures to alleviate potentially harmful exposures and reduce the risk for disease.
Although all interventions that can potentially alleviate these harmful exposures are of public health importance, evidence suggests that behavioural changes are difficult to implement and sustain, and are less successful than home ventilation and stove improvements (Barnes et al, 2004).
