The phrase "alleviating barriers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts to reduce obstacles or challenges that prevent progress or access in various contexts, such as education, healthcare, or social issues.
Example: "The organization is focused on alleviating barriers to education for underprivileged children."
Alternatives: "removing obstacles" or "overcoming challenges".
Combining these analyses, we develop testable propositions that explain how specific design options of international arrangements can alleviate barriers and make use of change factors for urban adaptation in developing countries.
Community-based efforts utilizing health workers, community leaders, faith-based organizations, peer community workers [48], or influential network agents (INA) models [49] should alleviate barriers to seeking CVCT, educate couples on where to go for CVCT services, and emphasize the prevention impact of CVCT.
This intervention attempts to alleviate barriers Veterans with PTSD face when accessing smoking cessation treatment.
Exploring the use of alternative providers in the centralized intake process may alleviate barriers to care related to the shortage of rheumatologists and orthopaedic surgeons.
This happens when: (a) circumstances realign to trigger a temporary shift in priorities away from daily survival-related tasks; (b) survival needs are temporarily met; and/or (c) conditions shift to alleviate barriers to HIV testing.
When asked what would encourage testing, participants referenced educational campaigns and provision of food supplies to encourage shifting of priorities, as well as other services to meet survival needs and alleviate barriers to testing.
Healthcare providers are in a unique position to identify barriers to healthcare for socioeconomically disadvantaged families, provide patient navigation for reducing disparities, and implement system changes for alleviating these barriers.
Perhaps the most promising and practical HIV testing interventions are those that focus on alleviating the barriers to testing.
This launch must continue and reach all at the national, atoll and island levels, with doubled efforts addressing practices harmful to children, while alleviating those barriers hindering timely response to child abuse.
