The phrase "alleviating you" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of reducing someone's discomfort or burden.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at alleviating you from the stress of excessive paperwork."
Alternatives: "relieving you" or "easing your burden."
These freelancer tax payments help break up large amounts owed to alleviate you of the stress of having to pay it all at once.
If the problems that have led to your late payments––illness, job loss, or a death in the family––have been alleviated, you probably have a good chance.
Speaking at a rally here in Zanesville - a town in central Ohio with a median family income of $31,932 - Mr. Romney said the 2012 election revolved around "whether the stresses on families are going to be alleviated, where you've got a mom working the day shift and a dad working a night shift and the kids not sure who's home when".
"The emotional heaviness of this can be alleviated if you rest on your professional values," said one doctor.
However, your burden may be alleviated as you begin to explore your options, speak with both legal and mental health professionals and take the necessary time to heal.
In South Africa, young aid workers are "Scandinavian and British women in firm sports bras who dash around town alleviating suffering as you or I might wipe down a table".
If you don't have the time, then allow your exercise regimen to be a time of stress relief, or include moments of deep breathing and stretches to calm you and alleviate any stress you may be feeling.
MSN also has a spiffy instant-message program itself that even displays a message on your screen if your correspondent is in the process of typing a response to you -- alleviating some of those "Where ARE you??" virtual-abandonment fears.
Your doctor can inform you and help alleviate any concerns you might have.
You can quickly alleviate any symptoms you may experience by drinking lots of water and by allowing yourself to rest for a few hours after a session.
