The phrase "alleviated through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a problem or discomfort can be reduced or mitigated by a specific means or method.
Example: "The patient's pain was alleviated through the use of medication and therapy."
Alternatives: "reduced by" or "mitigated by".
These problems can potentially be alleviated through waveform inversion.
The dimensional shrinkage was alleviated through the formation of crystal regions of PEG in the fiber matrix.
Not all poor families, however, make heavy demands on social welfare services; indeed considerable hardship could be alleviated through more efficient use of existing services.
In this perspective, private risk-sharing is always imperfect and may lead to financial crises that can be alleviated through government interventions.
Depending on the specific situation, difficulty in using the glove may be alleviated through adjusting the sensitivity of the cursor movement and location of the contact pads.
In this study we consider how stress/strain resulting from directional solidification can be alleviated through phenomena such as relaxation and how this can be measured.
The polymerization temperature can be alleviated through structural modifications or physical blending with curing accelerators; the latter approach being preferred in view of its economic viability.
Such fears can be alleviated through creating opportunities for public trust, for as Sember pointed out by quoting Cornel West, "the condition of truth is to allow suffering to speak".
For minimum memory consumption and very fast rendering, a simulation box slicer approach may be followed alternatively: The simulation box is cut into slices along an axis of interest and the slice graphics are rendered one by one which leads to a graphical illustration with parallel projection that alleviates through-space length comparisons and measurements.
Time and again, Menger-Anderson's doctors heal, or at least alleviate, through their charisma and confidence, a placebo's active ingredients.
EVERY five years, Congress mulls a new farm bill, which addresses two big issues: the plight of the poor (to whom the federal government gives food stamps) and the unpredictability of farming (which the government seeks to alleviate through payments to farmers).
