The phrase "alleviate home" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to find ways to alleviate home stress for families."
Alternatives: "ease home" or "reduce home".
Connecting caregivers to formal short-term home- and community-based services (HCBS), through information resources and referrals, might alleviate family caregiver burden and delay nursing home entry for the patient.
The propensity for disengagement on the part of mobile home residents, when coupled with the tendency of other stakeholders (particularly private enterprises) to overlook the needs of this subpopulation, compounds the challenge of developing predisaster mitigation programs aimed at alleviating mobile home resident vulnerability.
Donald Hall installed 17 "false doors" on the exterior of his home to alleviate his paranoia of sudden home invasion.
That money could be used to alleviate poverty at home.
If he fails to deëscalate tensions with the West, Rouhani may lack the political capital to alleviate repression at home.
With unemployment high there, the export of women for domestic service abroad helps alleviate problems at home.
The country has slapped high export duties, for instance, on beef in an attempt to alleviate shortages at home.
It's not only tiring, it's expensive too, although tax breaks (the so-called "doppelte Haushaltsführung") for those forced to finance a second home alleviate some of this financial strain.
A European place must alleviate the concerns of the home fans as the future of football at Tynecastle hangs in the balance.
The bank works to alleviate the tenants' and home owners' financial burden by providing funds to refurbish their units, through funding "advances" or full purchase payments for small units.
