The phrase "alleviating pressures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of reducing stress, burdens, or demands on someone or something.
Example: "The new policies are aimed at alleviating pressures on employees during peak work periods."
Alternatives: "relieving stress" or "reducing burdens".
If the package was implemented then it would help "keep the health service sustainable by alleviating pressures across the NHS", Baker added.
"We expect G.D.P. growth to be above the government's bottom line in 2014, thus alleviating pressures to stimulate the economy," said Mr. Kuijs.
None needed reminding of the challenges ahead: meeting the growing demand for care at home in an ageing society; alleviating pressures on carers which damage their health and quality of life; helping carers to combine work and care; and finding ways of providing better, more personal and individual care without additional cost.
Migration also benefits their own country's economies by alleviating pressure on public services and through remittances.
Patients will feel more empowered to look after their own care, while alleviating pressure on the NHS, allowing it to improve outcomes while lowering costs.
The move brought immediate backlash from congressional Democrats and consumer advocates who criticized Ms. DeVos for alleviating pressure on for-profits rather than looking out for the students.
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They could help alleviate pressures on care homes and hospitals.
Promotion of alternative energy sources could alleviate pressures on shrub resources.
The plan could alleviate pressures on automakers to increase fuel economy by making vehicles lighter, which can make them less safe for the people inside.
"The Russian authorities are currently speeding up the ruble devaluation process to alleviate pressures on financial markets and to stimulate growth," said Lars Rasmussen, an analyst at Danske Bank.
