'alleviate the fear' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context in which you want to express the idea of reducing or mitigating a feeling of fear. For example, "The doctor's words helped to alleviate the fear that had been plaguing the patient for weeks."
We escape to comedy, music, chat services, more aggressively pungent versions of news designed to both aggravate and alleviate the fear that underlies the times.
"To be effective, the fear message must be combined with an immediate action the person can do to alleviate the fear," she says.
It's a measure designed to alleviate the fear that transferring any kind of payment information wirelessly sets a user up for attack, which is likely one of the factors involved in slow adoption of NFC payment methods thus far.
The finding in this work that the selected insects are nutritious and safe for consumption may alleviate the fear of entomophagy thereby reducing the overdependence on conventional animal proteins.
It comes down to the situation where both the native and the foreigner have the will to communicate, but someone needs to alleviate the fear and insecurity that exist in order for it to happen.
Competence breeds confidence, and sometimes accumulating more skills helps alleviate the fear.
"We're trying to alleviate the fears of the employees".
Kennedy's decision to confront the issue directly helped alleviate the fears of many Protestants.
His play after replacing Brodeur did little to alleviate the fears of hockey fans across Canada.
Equally, Essebsi himself often refers to the Qur'an in public – a clear strategy to alleviate the fears of moderate Islamists.
They soften the challenging nature of the book's subject matter by wrapping it in references, tropes and language familiar to its adolescent readers, even as they alleviate the fears of those readers' too-earnest parents.
