The phrase "alleviating risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing measures taken to reduce or mitigate potential dangers or uncertainties.
Example: "The new safety protocols are aimed at alleviating risk in the workplace."
Alternatives: "mitigating risk" or "reducing risk".
We will study existing data sources from airnow to nextbus, learn to connect to existing data streams, design, build and test new devices and interfaces, all with the objective of alleviating risk, stress, waste, and neglect in urban settings.
Either could have tackled such a project independently, but both parties concluded it would be better to take on a partner with experience in the space, alleviating risk, to develop the envisioned product.
Life-skills education programs may represent an effective strategy in targeting potential protective measures and alleviating risk related factors.
Maternal deworming, however, does hold promise for improving the health of pregnant women in endemic areas, particularly in terms of alleviating risk of anemia and subsequently the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes [ 18].
So we must alleviate risk and hardship by our willingness to resource the mission requirement".
Our soldiers and families bear the risk and the hardship of carrying a mission load that exceeds what force capabilities we can sustain, so we must alleviate risk and hardship by our willingness to resource the mission requirement".
Jump is also paying advances to certain developers as a way to alleviate risk for them.
The ability to have "what if" contingency plans (or guarantees) in place helps alleviate risk by showing that your organization is fully prepared and equipped to manage any issues that may arise.
So sending 40,000 more is not going to alleviate risk right up front, or, potentially in twelve months.
Continued education and vaccination measures will help alleviate risk to companion animals, and subsequently, to humans.
The resilience of many GIAHS sites has been developed and adapted to cope with climatic variability and change, i.e. natural hazards, new technologies and changing social and political situations, so as to ensure food and livelihood security and alleviate risk.
