The phrase "alleviate the capacity" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of reducing or easing a burden or limitation, but the word "capacity" does not fit well in this context.
Example: "We need to find ways to alleviate the burden on our resources."
Alternatives: "reduce the strain" or "ease the burden."
HS2 is supposed to alleviate the capacity crisis on the railways, which are struggling to cope with the highest number of passengers since the 1920s.
HS2, which would speed commuters from London to Birmingham and on to Leeds and Manchester, is designed to alleviate the capacity crisis on the railways, which are struggling to cope with the highest number of passengers since the 1920s.
The use of multiple antennas or directional antenna-based systems would be very interesting to alleviate the capacity limits.
Furthermore, high uptake of NEFA by hepatic cell consequently develop hepatic lipidosis condition of cows and alleviate the capacity of detoxifying ammonia into urea which reduces gluconeogenic capacity from propionate fatty acid (Strang et al. 1998).
While the introduction of an Oyster card system across the North is a nice gesture in principal, it will do absolutely nothing to alleviate the lack of capacity and very little to improve the connectivity on our region's ever-crumbling rail network".
Adhesively bonded composite patch repair is efficient means to regain load carrying capacity, alleviate the crack growth, and improve the service life of the damaged structure.
THz Band communication will alleviate the spectrum scarcity and capacity limitations of current wireless systems, and enable new applications both in classical networking domains as well as in novel nanoscale communication paradigms.
Future studies should focus on multiple rounds of FIT sampling in different, high-risk patient groups in order to create a sensitive strategy to detect advanced neoplasia and potentially alleviate the burden on endoscopic capacity.
On the company's earnings call earlier this week Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima promised (via GameSpot) that it would be working to alleviate the shortage with increased production capacity; he also apologized to shoppers who couldn't get their hands on one so far.
Of course, network capacity is increasing every day, which will help alleviate the problem, but increasing the fixed network capacity is really only a finger in the dike.
The use of additional capacity seems to alleviate the problem of servers becoming overloaded due to long reaction times.
