The phrase "alleviating service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a service that provides relief or reduces difficulties for individuals or groups.
Example: "The organization focuses on alleviating service for those affected by natural disasters, providing food, shelter, and medical assistance."
Alternatives: "relief service" or "support service".
The input of carers in decision-making processes may alleviate service users' anxieties, but carers' time commitments should be appreciated.
It alleviates services disruption during roaming in heterogeneous IP-based wireless environments.
This paper proposes an efficient handoff protocol, called Handoff Protocol for Integrated Networks (HPIN), which alleviates services disruption during handoff in 4G/NGWN.
Fine Gael argues also that the Dutch model can alleviate "inefficient" service provision.
Yes, but alleviated by services such as universal free health care.
In fact, the $450 he receives for each wedding helped pay for radiators last year, alleviating bitterly cold services where supplicants' fingers would sometimes stick to frozen chalices.
Such an investment could go a long way towards alleviating the burdens of service cuts and fare hikes on students and low-income people.
Migration also benefits their own country's economies by alleviating pressure on public services and through remittances.
In more specific instances, social impact work may focus on alleviating poverty, improving healthcare services for the most vulnerable -- especially women and children -- or providing disaster response and relief.
Food Tank: The Food Think Tank (FAO) is partnering over the next two years with the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization to highlight the important role family farmers play in improving food security, alleviating poverty, enhancing ecoystem services, improving gender equity, creating opportunities for youth, and a whole range of other indicators.
