The phrase "alleviate the development of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one aims to reduce or lessen the impact of a developing issue or problem.
Example: "The new policies are designed to alleviate the development of environmental degradation in urban areas."
Alternatives: "mitigate the progression of" or "reduce the emergence of".
Blockage of lipolysis by lipases like ATGL in HSC may prevent or alleviate the development of fibrosis (Blaner et al., 2009).
We therefore hypothesized that HS resuscitation may alleviate the development of MODS in sepsis.
Inhibition of mPGES-1 may be a viable method to alleviate the development of cutaneous sclerosis and is a potential therapeutic target to control the onset of fibrogenesis.
Physical activity can alleviate the development of disability [ 23], however, sustainability is key and people with poor socialisation patterns and depression are difficult to engage in new activity programmes [ 24].
Taking turmeric may potentially help alleviate the development of diabetic symptoms.
Most importantly, this study shows that narrow-river training reduces the deposition amount over the whole LYR, but it provides little help in alleviating the development of the "suspended river".
Histopathological examination results revealed significant differences suggesting that continuous oral administration of Bacillus subtilis can be effective in alleviating the development of skin lesions induced by Dermatophagoides in NC/Nga mice [ 88].
This apparently critical role played by metal imbalance makes chelation therapy an attractive and challenging strategy to alleviate the development and progression of neurological disorders.
Importantly, as no effective treatment or disease modifying therapies are available, the discovery of targets linked with early motor neuron dysfunction may provide promising therapeutic avenues in alleviating the development and course of the disease.
