The phrase "alleviate more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of increasing the alleviation of something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to find ways to alleviate more of the stress our employees are experiencing."
Alternatives: "reduce further" or "ease more".
It also helped alleviate more than 11 months of anguished waiting by Ms. Smith's family, who have been troubled by not knowing what happened to her during the robbery-turned-massacre that the authorities said involved two gunmen.
But in the wake of the housing market's collapse and high unemployment, a new study has found that people are using reverse mortgages to alleviate more urgent financial pressures, like paying off debt.
Taking away the stigma made it easier to open a dialogue that in itself could offer some relief or might pave the way for treatments that could help alleviate more extreme levels of distress.
Therefore, early detection and early treatment of esophageal and cardiac cancer could cost less money, alleviate more disease burden, and provide more benefits than screening for gastric cancer.
There was this great article that suggested if we put two pillows behind your back instead of one, it might alleviate more of the pain.
If the concerns cannot be alleviated, more clinical trials involving patients may be required.
The input capacitance of the DFE block is alleviated more by changing the place of multiplexer in the DFE architecture.
The Internet has accelerated this process to a remarkable degree, alleviating more fully than ever before the burden of bodily existence.
In its assessment of the major threats to reefs, "there is evidence that alleviating more local stressors can help improve resiliency for many coral species," the agency says.
However, it certainly alleviated more of the economic damage and individual suffering of that breakdown than Bush's and Obama's trickle-down economics have achieved in this one.
I felt as if it opened inside, then I separated my legs and it alleviated more it seemed as if the baby was finding its way and I felt it was better … much better".
