The phrase "alleviate their misery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to reduce suffering or discomfort experienced by individuals or groups.
Example: "The charity aims to alleviate their misery by providing food and shelter to those in need."
Alternatives: "ease their suffering" or "relieve their pain."
Even as he refuses to recognise it, Mr Dubois demonstrates a central irony of Haitian history: the country's birth in a heroic slave revolt has made its citizens uneasy with the economic system most likely to alleviate their misery.
Electrodes placed deep in the brains of severely depressed patients alleviate their misery when no other treatments can, according to new research.
In Trinidad, where slaves improvised drums to play remembered music and alleviate their misery, their white overlords condemned drumming as noisy, monotonous and perhaps even demonic.
These people deserve compassion, not threats of imprisonment or stigmatization for using a drug scientifically proven to help alleviate their misery.
And when we are it is when such folks win the lottery or bare their horrible circumstances on TV programs such as early television's Queen For a Day and win prizes to alleviate their misery.
The preservation of, and devotion to, Kannagi-Pattini worship is an indication of how humans find methods of coping, especially in the worst of circumstances, when neither the development goals nor socio-political structures help alleviate their miseries.
He contrasts nations that rapidly emerged from poverty with others that made little progress alleviating their peoples' misery.
Our failure to alleviate their plight is morally reprehensible.
When we help others alleviate their suffering, ours too, our stress, becomes alleviated.
Customers get their answers quickly, alleviating their anxiety".
Covert cross-border trade also helped alleviate some misery.
