The phrase "alleviating noise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing reducing or minimizing unwanted sound or disturbances.
Example: "The new soundproofing materials are effective in alleviating noise from the street outside."
Alternatives: "reducing noise" or "diminishing noise."
The agency also hopes to alleviate noise complaints, Mr. Hatfield said.
At present almost all arrivals and departures are segregated, with one runway used for arrivals and the other for departures; at 3pm each day, the flows are switched in order to alleviate noise for local residents.
George Vellonakis, a landscape architect with the city, coaxed several ideas from his table, including a green buffer along the F.D.R. Drive to alleviate noise and pollution; a floating pool; outdoor movies; a playground with water features; and a place to descend to the water's edge.
Since most noises exist in the high frequency range, it is feasible to alleviate noise by restricting the energy of high-frequency components.
Therefore, the suitable selection of L which depends on the bandwidth of a n (t) alleviate noise as much as possible.
Measures had been taken to alleviate noise problems for the site's near neighbours in the village of Minffordd, but noise carrying over the estuary to Talsarnau had not been anticipated, say organisers.
The STB's preliminary report, released in early 2005, noted that no additional steps were needed by the railroad to alleviate noise and vibration caused by the projected increase in train traffic.
This contribution discusses variations that, in some cases, may alleviate noise-induced correlation (in the open-loop case) and allow the applicability of the approach to unstable plants.
As there are variations in the frequency between VL and NIR images, the DoG filter is efficient because it suppresses these variations and alleviates noise and aliasing which paves the way for a better cross-spectral matching [30].
An optimization algorithm in time domain is introduced in order to alleviate the noise effect on the constant-rate pressure behavior and its logarithmic derivative.
