The phrase "alleviating hunger" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts or actions aimed at reducing or eliminating hunger, often in the context of social issues or charitable initiatives.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to alleviating hunger in underserved communities through food distribution programs."
Alternatives: "reducing hunger" or "combating hunger".
"She has charities alleviating hunger and helping with disasters," his wife added.
But that aid system has often been ineffective in alleviating hunger in a timely way and in addressing broader agriculture problems facing impoverished countries.
Turnbull said coal remained a significant part of the global energy mix and would be "an absolutely critical ingredient" in alleviating hunger and promoting prosperity around the world.
Given that the adoption of these methods can go a considerable way towards alleviating hunger – a major objective of the If campaign launched last week by more than 100 NGOs – one wonders why they are not used even more widely.
While Mr Banks's son Michael favours frittering away his tuppence in the little old birdwoman's small business, alleviating hunger on the steps of St Paul's, the Fidelity Fiduciary Bank has other plans.
Turnbull said coal was likely to long remain the "largest single part of the global energy mix", which was "a critical ingredient in achieving development goals, alleviating hunger and promoting prosperity, particularly in developing and emerging economies".
In fairness, most critics contend that biotechnology won't alleviate hunger in the first place.
A fundamental question about the bill remains: Would it actually alleviate hunger in India?
And the protected rice from wealthy countries is simply too expensive to alleviate hunger in very poor countries.
"The diversion of crops to fuel can raise food prices and reduce our ability to alleviate hunger.
Their causes included fighting for civil rights, protesting the spread of nuclear weapons and working to alleviate hunger.
