The phrase "alleviation of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reduction or easing of a problem, burden, or condition.
Example: "The alleviation of a patient's pain is a primary goal in palliative care."
Alternatives: "reduction of a" or "easing of a".
Massage has been widely utilized for the alleviation of a number of musculoskeletal disorders, including low back pain and bone pain from metastatic malignancy [ 3].
Thus, by definition, causes and mediators of aging require not just the alleviation of a disease inducing state, but promotion of a health maintaining state that reduces disease risk, while increasing health span and longevity.
Despite the rather pessimistic caveat about macrophages in the above paragraph, many of the authors have also highlighted other areas of promise for the role of macrophages in the alleviation of a variety of diseases, including cancer.
These data suggest that neither VAPA nor cholesterol nor the alleviation of a block to hemifusion by oleic acid plays a substantial role in either IFITM3-mediated restriction of IAV or its reversal by AmphoB.
This is a great success story resulting from the application of deep knowledge of protein-folding problems to the alleviation of a deadly disease (Razavi et al., 2003; Sekijima et al., 2006; Gavrin et al., 2012).
The results obtained for HOC-7 cells emphasize that MMP activity can influence Matrigel transmigration (in a cell line specific manner) for reasons unrelated to alleviation of a matrix barrier.
In the present study, we hypothesized that an appropriate combination of a geomagnetic field (as a static field) and an alternative magnetic field may result in the promotion of maize seedling growth by an alleviation of an excess production of reactive oxygen species.
For example, it has been reported that the IFITMs decrease membrane fluidity and block viral-envelope-induced hemifusion, the latter conclusion predicated on the alleviation of an IFITM block to cell-to-cell fusion by oleic acid (Li et al., 2013).
The document called for making alleviation of poverty "a bipartisan cause," and was issued by the signers on the steps of the Capitol.
He introduced (1857) iridectomy (surgical removal of part of the iris) for the alleviation of glaucoma, a disease resulting in opacity of the lens.
He's made alleviation of poverty a core part of his agenda and personal brand, proposing in 2014 to expand the EITC so that it would reach more people who don't have children.
