The phrase "alleviating the challenge of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to reduce or ease difficulties or obstacles in a particular situation.
Example: "The new software is designed for alleviating the challenge of managing large datasets efficiently."
Alternatives: "mitigating the difficulty of" or "reducing the burden of".
This helps alleviate the challenge of trying to keep up with a teen on the various social networks they use and will send parents alerts when behavior is inappropriate.
Such support could alleviate the challenge of individual development of new surgical skills while also maintaining existing skills in standard treatment, provide effective dissemination of data to substantiate the new procedure's effectiveness and reduce competency-related risks for patients.
Mailing of study invitations using a 'split wave' strategy over the two year data collection period successfully alleviated the challenge of all responses being received within the same time frame.
This chapter describes an alternative approach for engineering adaptive software that aims to alleviate the challenges of manually developing such models.
Or you could turn to the pressure cooker, which, Ruhlman writes in "Egg," seems to alleviate the challenges of peeling even very fresh eggs by creating a moisture barrier between the shell and egg white.
OnComfort founder Diane Jooris, had practical experience in mind/body therapies, including hypnosis, to alleviate the challenges of fighting cancer while at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
Some participants suggested that better communication between home care nurses and GPs might alleviate the challenges of the GP in other respects as well, but the lack of available channels for this type of communication were perceived as a barrier.
Integration of these gene expression datasets is a promising strategy to alleviate the challenges of protein functional annotation and biological module discovery based on a single gene expression data, which suffers from spurious coexpression.
All of these efforts will help to alleviate the challenge associate with differing programmatic objectives, which was noted by many of the interview participants.
