The phrase "alleviate violence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing measures or actions aimed at reducing or mitigating violence in various contexts, such as social issues, conflict resolution, or community safety.
Example: "The organization aims to implement programs that will alleviate violence in the community through education and outreach."
Alternatives: "reduce violence" or "mitigate violence."
Having met Lord Mackenzie in the Palace of Westminster, the former Miss Great Britain and Big Brother participant, right, will become a spokesperson "to alleviate violence among young people which has led to recent deaths".
With a 40% unemployment rate, the best efforts to alleviate violence in Gary will remain ineffective and the vicious cycle of poverty and violence will continue.
While Mitchell thinks it would be "impossible to roll back the haphazard and violent growth of Brazil's cities through reforms in the countryside," he added that "land reform would significantly alleviate violence in the countryside".
Well, there are a lot of things that could be done to alleviate violence in Kenya, mainly expanding access to reliable public services and providing more opportunities to young people to find work.
When asked what such a project could do to alleviate violence in the regions of Pakistan where it is most severe — the tribal region of Waziristan where US drones routinely rain down missiles, and the Pakistani military does battle with the Taliban — Imran said she would like to do some outreach there.
If you could propose solutions to alleviate the violence and unrest in the North Caucasus, what would they be?
Rather than alleviate the violence, the downfall of the Beltrán Leyva cartel made it worse.
And it is equally misguided to imagine that any newly democratic system has decades to alleviate deprivation and violence before the next popular uprising, wave of violence, or need for military intervention to quell unrest.
Horst von Wächter, also 76, has become an apologist for his father – an Austrian, claiming that he was trapped in the Nazi administration, could not walk away and tried to alleviate the worst violence.
Founded by Michael Lodberg Olsen in November 2016, the Sexelance tries to alleviate the rampant violence and exploitation sex workers can face on the street.
"On Syria, the president noted the need for Secretary [John] Kerry and foreign minister [Sergei] Lavrov to continue pursuing initiatives, together with the broader international community, to diminish the violence and alleviate the suffering of the Syrian people," said a White House official.
