The phrase "alleviate prolonged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reduction of extended or lengthy issues, problems, or discomforts.
Example: "The new policy aims to alleviate prolonged suffering among patients waiting for treatment."
Alternatives: "reduce extended" or "ease lengthy".
Despite the deaths and damage, the rains alleviated prolonged drought conditions in those regions.
Alleviating prolonged or sustained ER stress during aging contributes to sleep consolidation and improves recovery sleep or sleep debt discharge.
Scientists sought to understand what was causing the disease and how it was transmitted in order to prevent its further spread, alleviate symptoms, prolong lives and, ultimately, eradicate the virus.
The national society has also helped develop medicines to alleviate symptoms and prolong life expectancy, essentially offering a normal life span to many with multiple sclerosis.
The intent is to alleviate symptoms and prolong survival, while minimizing complications due to the operation itself.
As there is no cure, except in selected patients with CTEPH, current management strategies aim to prolong survival, alleviate symptoms and improve HRQoL.
Using NZB/W F1 mice, Chang et al. showed that human UC-MSC transplantation significantly delayed the onset of proteinuria, decreased anti-dsDNA, alleviated renal injury, and prolonged the life span [ 51].
Many patients with motor fluctuations cycle between "on" and "off" states so maintaining more consistent dopaminergic activity using ropinirole prolonged release could alleviate or potentially even delay the onset of these fluctuations.
All these alleviated the membrane fouling and prolonged the membrane life.
They are to explore the opportunities to prolong life and alleviate suffering -- and to weigh them against the potential dangers to individual dignity and personal freedom -- in this genetics generation's reach for human perfectibility.
