The phrase "alleviating effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positive impact or benefit of something, particularly in contexts related to health, psychology, or problem-solving.
Example: "The alleviating effect of the new medication was evident in the patient's improved condition."
Alternatives: "relieving impact of" or "soothing influence of".
Sensory adaptation may also be an underlying mechanism in the alleviating effect of stretching when applied to tired, tender, and painful muscles.
While previous research demonstrated the alleviating effect of slow music and greenery on this negative impact of high perceived crowding, this study examines the potential of a relaxing Virtual Reality (VR) experience in a shopping mall.
This study is designed to examine the production of reactive nitrogen species (RNS) by PCB exposure and to validate the alleviating effect of lycopene, a potent dietary anti-oxidant on marker enzymes and protein affected by nitrosative stress induced by PCBs in cerebral cortex of adult male rats.
Sociologists, on the other hand, demonstrate the poverty alleviating effect of the benefits tied to leaves in poor families, and argue that long paid leaves are sometimes their main (or only) source of income (Bass & Darvas, 2008).
A specific role for H3-S57 in recovery from DNA alkylation induced by MMS is underscored in the H3-K56Q byckground by the fact that the alleviating effect of mimicking H3-S57ph alongside H3-K56ac did not extend to exposure to HU or formamide (Figure 3A).
Interestingly, the presence of Pi contributes to the alleviating effect of Zn excess on this process.
These alleviating effects of Dracaena arborea extracts in testicular damages of STZ diabetic rats are similar to those obtained after application of hydrated C60 fullerene or enalapril in STZ-induced diabetic rats [ 31, 32].
In order to alleviate effect of differential evaporation, volume in each well was adjusted to 500 µL immediately prior to supernatant sample collection.
Invoking the higher and translational goals of research may also alleviate effects of extrinsic de-motivators such as financial and bureaucratic obstacles [ 35].
This lack of understanding of numbers might contribute to broader issues with mathematical thinking and should be targeted by training that attempts to alleviate effects of DD.
In general, a method based on multiple types of knowledge is more objective than those utilizing singular information; combining independent data sources can alleviate effects of biases inherent in single data types [ 32].
