The phrase "alleviate service" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of improving or easing a service, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to find ways to alleviate service issues that our customers are facing."
Alternatives: "improve service" or "enhance service quality".
Increasing the numbers of students and new medical schools has been heralded as a means of alleviating service shortages from about 2015 onwards; however, the retirement of a large proportion of experienced health care professionals may lead to shortages of educators for these students.
It alleviates services disruption during roaming in heterogeneous IP-based wireless environments.
This paper proposes an efficient handoff protocol, called Handoff Protocol for Integrated Networks (HPIN), which alleviates services disruption during handoff in 4G/NGWN.
Fine Gael argues also that the Dutch model can alleviate "inefficient" service provision.
For example, when Michael Schneider, founder of Service, set out to alleviate painful customer service, he spent five weeks alpha testing the concept with a small group of customers.
Killing the bar-hours extension would require $3.2 million, though Graham has also sought funds to alleviate various social service cuts proposed by Gray.
To alleviate the issue, service providers are looking at the I/O, trying to find ways to make the data connect faster to the APIs that, in turn, connect the apps so someone can post a picture or get a text message about an update from a blog.
Yes, but alleviated by services such as universal free health care.
"We are continuing step by step to bring back our public transportation system after the tremendous damage caused by Hurricane Sandy, and the restoration of most of the L.I.R.R. service will help alleviate inconveniences caused by this catastrophic storm," the governor said.
