The phrase "alleviate the problems of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing solutions or actions taken to reduce or ease specific issues or difficulties.
Example: "The new policy aims to alleviate the problems of traffic congestion in the city."
Alternatives: "mitigate the issues of" or "ease the challenges of".
"But we actually know how to alleviate the problems of procrastination much more effectively".
A large majority--72%--believe that government programs do not go far enough to alleviate the problems of African-Americans.
The idea behind the talks would be a merger than could alleviate the problems of both companies.
Mr. Sharon's advisers are working on a plan that would "alleviate the problems of the Palestinian population" while pressing its government to end attacks on Israel, Mr. Gold said.
Converting the chemical building blocks of plant matter into fuels and other useful substances could help alleviate the problems of a dwindling supply of available petroleum resources and of the environmental consequences that resulted from their use.
Planning, an important function of management and engineering design, can alleviate the problems of increased demand by incorporating excess capacity in the facilities that would require the longest time to procure and install.
Pacific House was founded by the Rev. Clarence Norman Sr., the father of the Brooklyn Democratic chairman, to help alleviate the problem of homelessness among the mentally ill.
A18 Push for Unfit Doctor Discipline Experts retained by the Bush administration said more effective disciplining of incompetent doctors could significantly alleviate the problem of medical malpractice litigation.
Mr. Otellini said that the company was continuing to take steps to alleviate the problem of an oversupply of NAND flash-memory chips, which drove down prices, but he declined to elaborate on the measures.
Separately, I am working with Stonewall to create a sector-wide LGBT network to alleviate the problem of running networks in SMEs where staff numbers might not make them sustainable.
