The phrase "alleviate tensions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways to reduce stress, conflict, or anxiety in various contexts, such as personal relationships, international relations, or workplace dynamics.
Example: "The mediator's role is to alleviate tensions between the two parties and facilitate a constructive dialogue."
Alternatives: "ease tensions" or "reduce tensions".
Rebalancing away from exports could also help to alleviate tensions with its trading partners.
Labor experts said Mr. Sweeney's support for the Teamsters' strike was helping to alleviate tensions between him and Mr. Hoffa.
It aimed to foster transboundary cooperation by identifying intersectoral synergies and determining measures to alleviate tensions related to the multiple needs of basin countries for common resources.
"It is not clear what steps have been taken to ensure their security [and] alleviate tensions between refugees and local people," Amnesty's refugee campaign coordinator, Graeme McGregor, said.
Mr. Draghi asserted that the introduction last month of the central bank's program to buy bonds had "helped to alleviate tensions" in the markets.
In a move that could further alleviate tensions between China and the Philippines, Mr. Aquino swore in a new ambassador to Beijing on Monday.
Such rulings, lawyers say, often alleviate tension and make divorces easier to settle.
The picture has a poker-faced mien, shying away from outbursts of explosive emotion to alleviate tension.
Many Catholics gathering here expressed the hope that Francis could help to alleviate tension on Brazil's streets and beyond.
The European Commission floated the idea in November, suggesting such "stability bonds" could be created "in parallel" with moves toward closer fiscal union, rather than at the end of the process, to "alleviate tension" in sovereign debt markets.
While consultants can help alleviate tension between parents and children over deadlines and to-do lists, he said, he warned that families should be skeptical of some of the claims that consultants make, especially if they promise to help conceal a problem such as a disciplinary infraction.
