The phrase "alleviated when the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a situation or condition that becomes less severe or more manageable under certain circumstances.
Example: "The patient's discomfort was alleviated when the medication was administered."
Alternatives: "reduced when the" or "lessened when the".
Hammerstein did his best to avoid the military situation when preparing the libretto: the director, Joshua Logan, reported in despair: 'He doesn't know the difference between a lieutenant and a captain.' The political conflicts were further alleviated when the show was filmed in 1958.
Some contend that the acoustical problems were to a degree alleviated when the actor was moved behind and above the orchestra onto the raised platform, with more of the audience thus being placed in direct line of sight and sound with him.
Nevertheless, we also show that this degradation can be greatly alleviated when the transmitter noise is considered in the MIMO precoder design.
In addition, the increase in the CNTs' sheet resistance values due to their repeated outer and inner bending (up to 16,000 times) was found to have been significantly alleviated when the CNTs were deposited on the corona-treated PET substrates.
Ben's ear was freshly draining; it was infected, and the pressure and pain had been alleviated when the blockage opened up.
Legal concerns were alleviated when the Royal Letters Patent were eventually granted in 1778, and the theatre became a patent theatre and took up the name "Theatre Royal".
Therefore, the drawbacks of individual g-C3N4-based photocatalyst, such as limited delocalized conductivity and high charge recombination rate, can be significantly alleviated when forming the heterojunction with 2D MoS2D[55].
In Port Isabel, there was some flooding on the southeast part of the town which was alleviated when some of the manhole covers were opened.
This disruptive effect was alleviated when we blocked the increase of miR-34a using a miR-34a inhibitor.
The panic was alleviated when U.S. Secretary of the Treasury George B. Cortelyou and John Pierpont "J.P".
The problem could be alleviated when future updates of the Swedish Family-Cancer Database are available.
