The phrase "alleviate supply" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of reducing or easing a supply issue, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The government implemented measures to alleviate supply shortages during the crisis."
Alternatives: "ease supply" or "mitigate supply issues".
Residential Demand Response has emerged as an instrument of the modern smart grid to alleviate supply and demand imbalances of electricity.
He explained that prices are likely to stabilize at $90 because that is the marginal cost of producing Canadian "heavy oil" or oil sands, which would alleviate supply constraints.
The enabled cross-border trade in power sector can also help alleviate supply constraints and reduce the investment required to meet the rapidly growing demand for power.
The iPS cell-derived autologous platelets have potential to alleviate supply shortages because of high demand and limited shelf-life.
Allowing the sale of a dirtier-burning blend, in place of a cleaner-burning one, might alleviate a supply bottleneck that is contributing to high prices.
The north-eastern provinces took the extraordinary step of ordering some 100 cement-production lines to close for four months this winter, in part to alleviate a supply glut.
The treaties of Brest-Litovsk with Ukraine (signed in February 1918) and with Soviet Russia (March 3 , 1918 as well as the Treaty of Bucharest, which established peace with Romania (May 7 , 1918, did not alleviate the supply situation and irritated the Poles because of certain provisions of the Ukrainian settlement.
The current tax code allowances for tax deferral of capital gains if invested in designated Opportunity Zones in California, which should lead to incremental construction in Los Angeles and San Francisco, which may alleviate the supply shortage in the coming years, but it will take time.
In fact, our agricultural products business alleviates supply shortages," he said.
Additional regulatory capacity will be needed, as well as efficiency gains to alleviate under-supply of services.
The discussion has so far focused on the Southern Ocean as a whole but there are significant local enhancements of productivity in coastal regions [6, 8] where iron limitation may be alleviated by supply from sea-ice melting and coastal sediments and, to a limited extent, by meltwater input.
