The phrase "alleviates this issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a solution or action that reduces or mitigates a problem.
Example: "The new policy alleviates this issue by providing additional resources to the affected departments."
Alternatives: "mitigates this problem" or "addresses this concern."
Using LiDAR as the main mapping sensor alleviates this issue, but poses another problem: if the asteroid has drifted substantially between multiple measurements of the same region, how can the LiDAR's point cloud measurements be properly realigned again?
The public release of the CHEMDNER corpus directly alleviates this issue, allowing us to train our CRF model on a massive number and variety of learning examples.
The use of anaesthetics may have effects on platelet function and therefore in haemostasis; however, the parallel comparison of vehicle control and nobiletin-treated mice alleviates this issue.
In order to alleviate this issue, three novel approaches have been developed for efficient stochastic computations.
We alleviate this issue by integrating vectorization into state-of-the-art parallel SpMV multiplication strategies.
While financial aid and affirmative actions can alleviate this issue, it's clearly skewed to favor those with more money rather than more innate talent or achievement.
To alleviate this issue, tremendous efforts have been made to create oxygen-containing groups on neighbouring Pt site for oxidizing the poisonous carbonaceous species.
Second-level compliant interconnects seek to alleviate this issue by decoupling the substrate and board, facilitating independent deformation while experiencing lower stresses and strains.
In this paper, we show how the ideas of interpolation and extrapolation, which are of crucial importance in many numerical domains, can be applied in symbolic settings to alleviate this issue in the case of propositional categorization rules.
To alleviate this issue, QM structure and energy data are used to train empirical force fields that require significantly fewer computational resources, thereby enabling simulations to better describe dynamic processes.
