The phrase "alleviate price" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing reducing the burden or impact of costs, but "alleviate" is not commonly paired with "price."
Example: "The government implemented subsidies to alleviate the financial burden on low-income families."
Alternatives: "reduce costs" or "lower prices."
Advocates of a stronger federal energy policy maintain, though, that such steps could eventually alleviate some price pressure by lowering the demand for oil in the United States, by far the world's largest user.
The interaction effects of domestic housing supply elasticity with the housing prices of countries where the contagion originates weighted by cultural similarities are negative, which indicates that housing supply elasticity could alleviate housing price contagion via the culture channel.
In response to concerns, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has pledged to increase the world's oil supply if it is significantly constrained, a move that could alleviate the price climb.
"If this exchange can help the hospitals lower their transaction costs, it could alleviate the pricing pressure the suppliers are under," said Michael Weinstein, a medical products analyst at J. P. Morgan.
He says while a new facility in Malaysia may alleviate some pricing troubles, that new facility will not be operational until next year.
The final section of the pipeline would have taken oil from Cushing, Oklahoma, to the Gulf coast, helping to alleviate a persistent price differential between Brent crude, the global benchmark oil, and West Texas Intermediate.
It corroborates Hypothesis 5. Hence, government participation in the housing market of a country can alleviate international housing price contagion via the cultural channel.
Raising the value of the currency would make China's imports of oil, cotton, grain and other commodities less expensive, alleviating some pricing pressures.
Sometimes new transmission lines can alleviate the negative pricing phenomenon.
In anticipation of a global summit on the food crisis, the United Nations called on world leaders Wednesday to agree to urgent measures to ease demand for grains and alleviate high food prices.
