The phrase 'alleviate the damage' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe an action that helps to make a difficult or damaging situation somewhat less difficult or damaging. For example, "The government's economic stimulus plan is designed to alleviate the damage caused by the pandemic."
Thus, salubrinal may prove to be a new drug to remedy hypertension and alleviate the damage of myocardial infarction.
The current work indicates that PHC could not alleviate the damage to pancreatic tissue caused by SAP.
On the other hand, more park land in the neighborhood could alleviate the damage of traffic stress on individual's well-being.
Even a cluster of the Sussex bishops of Chichester, Horsham and Lewes are waving their crosiers, calling for "someone to lead the way", as those responsible have a "moral duty to alleviate the damage".
In closing, Rosner points out that even if large sums awarded by the courts reach the communities in need, those funds will never be enough to alleviate the damage already done.
These results suggested that DOP may alleviate the damage caused by aging through the inhibition of the nuclear factor -κB (NF-κB) and p53/Bcl-2-mediate signaling pathways.
Even as President Trump was focused on electing Roy Moore to the US Senate, Gates was meeting with other world leaders to speed up progress towards "energy miracles" that could help alleviate the damages of climate change.
Among the environmental challenges facing us is alleviating the damage to marine ecosystems caused by pollution and overfishing.
Vanillin was also effective in alleviating the damage to the histological architecture and the activation of mast cells induced by ethanol.
This improvement of multilayer structure is believed to be due to the increasing toughness, which alleviates the damage caused by the frequent impact of Inconel 718 hard particles during cutting.
Therefore, ALA alleviated the damage caused by NaCl stress.
