The phrase "alleviating capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability to reduce or ease a burden, problem, or difficulty.
Example: "The new policy aims at enhancing the alleviating capacity of our healthcare system during emergencies."
Alternatives: "relief capacity" or "mitigating ability".
Shenoy et al. concluded from their randomized controlled trial that active PCR screening leads to a rapid discontinuation of contact precautions for MRSA, which can alleviate capacity constraints [ 22].
Furthermore, high uptake of NEFA by hepatic cell consequently develop hepatic lipidosis condition of cows and alleviate the capacity of detoxifying ammonia into urea which reduces gluconeogenic capacity from propionate fatty acid (Strang et al. 1998).
HS2 is supposed to alleviate the capacity crisis on the railways, which are struggling to cope with the highest number of passengers since the 1920s.
HS2, which would speed commuters from London to Birmingham and on to Leeds and Manchester, is designed to alleviate the capacity crisis on the railways, which are struggling to cope with the highest number of passengers since the 1920s.
Richard Erlanger, the owner of the Saga gallery and retail shop at 81 Washington, says his area could use three times the parking it has, and that even the nearby seven-floor Maritime Garage, which opened in 2004, has not alleviated a capacity problem.
The use of multiple antennas or directional antenna-based systems would be very interesting to alleviate the capacity limits.
A fairer contribution in the future is now crucial to rebuilding public spending capacity and alleviating the harshest cuts.
A synthesized single-stranded oligodeoxynucleotide (ODN), designed as SAT05f with the sequence of human microsatellite DNA, has been studied for its capacity of alleviating the lupus nephritis in the chronic graft versus host disease (cGVHD) induced lupus-prone mice.
If this diagnosis is correct, advanced countries need to focus on reviving innovation and productivity growth over the medium term, and on realigning welfare promises with revenue capacity, while alleviating the pain of the truly destitute in the short run".
Public health training institutions face the dual challenge of building human resources capacity in ministries and health services while alleviating and improving their own capacity constraints.
