The phrase "alleviate incentives" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the reduction or mitigation of motivations or rewards, but the combination of "alleviate" with "incentives" is unusual and may confuse readers.
Example: "The new policy aims to alleviate incentives that lead to unethical behavior in the workplace."
Alternatives: "reduce incentives" or "diminish motivations."
To alleviate the incentives for cyber-criminals to engage in illegal enterprise online, defenders endeavor to make attacks more expensive [11].
The other was an announcement that they'd pulled back from product sales goals and thereby alleviated perverse incentives to sign customers up for new accounts without their consent.
From the 1988 Fowler reforms through tax credits to universal credit, the main objectives have always been to improve work incentives, alleviate poverty (especially for families with children), and contain expenditure while simplifying the system.
In this paper, we propose a mechanism, the kidney co-operative, designed to provide sufficient incentives to alleviate the kidney shortage while at the same time addressing the concerns regarding the potential losers from reform.
To the extent an ECE exists, firms have an incentive to alleviate the effect through a variety of institutional nudges that promote consumers to make a choice.
The solar and wind tax credits are structured slightly differently, but the House version of the stimulus bill would help both industries by providing more immediate tax incentives, alleviating some of their dependency on banks.
Shortening the fuse restricts timing opportunism, but alleviates money-burning incentives only if managerial compensation is sufficiently concavified or the contract stipulates substantial investors' hurdle returns.
The use of incentives did not alleviate the existing gender and age biases in participation, with more girls and younger respondents returning questionnaires.
Instead, they should define a package of incentives with components that alleviate the burden that volunteer work places on families, such as providing monetary earnings, income generating opportunities, paths for career advancement, work supplies, housing, and transportation [ 37].
It was sold to the British public as a "green" incentive that would help alleviate the carbon pollution of air travel.
