The phrase "alleviating difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways to reduce or ease challenges or problems faced by individuals or groups.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at alleviating difficulties faced by low-income families in accessing healthcare services."
Alternatives: "mitigating challenges" or "reducing hardships."
But Bono, 54, has revealed that his trademark shades are instead there to alleviate difficulties caused by a chronic eye condition.
Since graphene has large surface area, high electrical conductivity and discharge capacity, silicon/graphene nanocomposite anodes in proper architectures alleviate difficulties to improve electrochemical performances of the LIBs.
This electric ratchet consists of a core engine that follows the Markovian dynamic, alleviates difficulties encountered in rigid mechanical model, and tailors to the soft-matter characteristics of the biomolecules.
Collectively, whole cell approaches may integrate the utilization pathway more fully into the host, and may alleviate difficulties such as cofactor imbalances and regulation.
One of the steps taken to alleviate difficulties in solving the structures via the X-ray crystallography was to create databases that record information concerning both successful and failed attempts to produce the structures (Rodrigues and Hubbard, 2003).
During these discussions, we further highlight a few of the many cases where NMA and TAMD have alleviated difficulties faced by other methods in understanding large-scale functional excursions in biomolecules.
The alternative formulation presented by García-Cortés and Toro [ 10] alleviate difficulties inherent to (co variance components estimation within multibreed animal models, specially through estimation techniques based in known full conditional distributions (i.e., Gibbs Sampler), within the framework of a hierarchical Bayes analysis.
Faulkner & Davies [ 18] outlined four types of social support: instrumental support, involving the provision of tangible resources to alleviate difficulties; appraisal support, which helps individuals to evaluate the impact of situations; informational support, which provides individuals with information to deal with problems; and emotional support, which enhances self-esteem and encouragement.
"Those in positions to make decisions for our world and society as a whole have to do it with a focus on growing ways to foster hope, maximize potential, provide opportunity and alleviate difficulty, because those serve in the most profound ways to improve the world that we all share".
Our approach has two advantages over currently available schemes: first, it avoids numerical instabilities encountered in systems with differential operators of high order and, second, it alleviates difficulty in implementing boundary conditions.
