The phrase "alleviate migration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing efforts to reduce or ease the challenges associated with migration, such as policies or programs aimed at supporting migrants.
Example: "The government implemented new policies to alleviate migration pressures on urban areas."
Alternatives: "ease migration" or "mitigate migration".
This last result is consistent with the role of migration networks in alleviating migration costs.
Induced HAI-1 expression alleviated migration and Matrigel invasion in vitro, and, more importantly, suppressed metastatic spreading of S2-CP8 cells in vivo.
Our findings suggests that migration networks play an important role in alleviating the migration costs experienced by low-skilled individuals, as suggested by McKenzie and Rapoport ( 2010).
In a move aimed at alleviating the migration crisis and Europe's chronic youth unemployment, Juncker vowed to create a 100,000-strong youth volunteer corps by 2020.
Mud acids have been used in the past on Algyo injector wells in an attempt to improve injectivity by alleviating fines migration problems in this mineralogically complex rock.
"We are quite serious about using migration to alleviate the negative impacts of demographic aging," said Michal Meduna, the top immigration official in the ministry.
Such populations face high risk of extinction, and the option of assisted migration to alleviate these threats has been the focus of increasing debate (Hunter 2007; McLachlan et al. 2007; Grueber and Jamieson 2008; Hoegh-Guldberg et al. 2008; Menges 2008; Ricciardi and Simberloff 2009; Richardson et al. 2009; Swarts and Dixon 2009).
I made a positive decision to come here, and I've never regretted it for a second.' Introducing the Lords committee report last week, its chairman, Lord Wakeham, said he found the argument that migration was essential to alleviate labour shortages 'preposterous and irrelevant'.
Female migration can indirectly help alleviate poverty by raising the productivity, education and health of the females and their families, all key in reducing inequality and poverty in the home.
In the inter-war period, migration occurred to new estates built to alleviate conditions in the East End, in particular at Becontree and Harold Hill, or out of London entirely.
