"alleviate potential" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to actions taken to lessen or diminish a potential risk. For example: The company implemented safety measures to alleviate potential hazards in the workplace.
The proposal specifically says "NHTSA purposely does not require some elements to alleviate potential privacy concerns".
The site needs to be remediated to alleviate potential impacts to the environment.
In addition, two circular grooves were added to the column profile to alleviate potential gumming when lubricant hardens.
The median of these ten SpO2 and FiO2 values was used to calculate the SpO2/FiO2 to alleviate potential artifactual SpO2 values.
To alleviate potential stability issues and increase control performance, an adaptive control design is proposed together with a communication network state estimation algorithm.
Therefore, nozzle area ratio and surface roughness should be carefully designed to alleviate potential condensation and enhance ejector performance at the same time.
Thus, effective, low-cost interventions are needed to accommodate the size of today's obese office worker while alleviating potential physical harm associated with musculoskeletal disorders.
The Northwest China grid has a higher environmental alleviating potential compared with the Northeast China grid even though the two regions has an equal magnitude of wind power penetration.
If all agricultural land could hold this abundance of water, just imagine the range of implications for the health of our water quality and supplies, from alleviating potential flooding impacts to keeping harmful fertilizers and pesticides out of our rivers, lakes and oceans.
Prior to the equilibrium simulations, a relaxation step is performed to introduce crowding reagents into the system while alleviating potential clashes.
This alleviates potential global brightness differences and causes the volume similarity contribution in the objective function to be in a defined range.
