The phrase "alleviate labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing reducing the burden or difficulty of work or tasks.
Example: "The new software is designed to alleviate labor, making it easier for employees to complete their tasks efficiently."
Alternatives: "ease the workload" or "reduce the effort".
Continuing use of automation and robotics in the agriculture business will increase productivity and alleviate labor shortages.
Cluett et al. [ 9] collected and analyzed the data of randomized controlled trials on water immersion during labor, and the results showed that water immersion during labor can alleviate labor pain and reduce the use of analgesics.
Since water immersion during the labor can alleviate labor pain and provide more personalized services for the mother during labor, it may reduce the number of cesarean deliveries performed for social factors, thereby reducing the cesarean section rate.
Furthermore, the improved multi-scale model formulations can be used to alleviate labor- and capital-intensive experimentation that currently plagues industrial processes.
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Wary of idle hands, the Army authorized use of unassigned personnel to alleviate local labor shortages.
This system helps alleviate hired labor costs, one of the highest cost factors.
"Many political and business leaders of the day focused on rural solutions, such as agricultural training, to alleviate the labor problems of blacks," Dr. Haynes said, "but Haynes understood that the movement of blacks away from the farm was more than a temporary phenomenon and that economic empowerment in the industrial labor force was the key to their future success".
The Bracero Program from 1942-1964 was designed to alleviate wartime labor shortages in the agricultural sector.
While immigration can alleviate some labor shortages, reversal of population aging and decline in Europe would require massive inflows of migrants from outside of the EU at "unprecedented…and unsustainable levels" [41].
The generation after that, Generation Y — now ranging in age from babies to college students — is larger, so it will partly alleviate the labor crunch.
