"ameliorate the problems" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to improve or make something better, especially in terms of solving problems. Example: The government has launched various initiatives to ameliorate the problems of unemployment and poverty in the country.
But now drugs can ameliorate the problems such children cause us.
In short, as one Mississippian put it to me, "hand-to-hand combat" — hiring folks whose sole job is to ameliorate the problems in poor people's lives — and a tremendous amount of money could change the situation.
Can I do something more to ameliorate the problems we face?
Here in the United States, we probably take nutrition for granted -- our at-risk populations can avail themselves of programs like WIC that can help ameliorate the problems of malnutrition.
Of several proposals that have been introduced in Congress that will ameliorate the problems of the illegal immigrant, two promise a visa and another, easier access to a green card.
Some other methodological measures could ameliorate the problems imposed by the relative nature of fertilization success.
This is a constructive solution that would help ameliorate the problem.
In an effort to ameliorate the problem, a "parks beyond parks" program was introduced in the mid-1990s by the Kenya Wildlife Service.
But rather than ameliorate the problem, the government has exacerbated it, reducing food supply to a hungry world.
Sympathetically, this position can been seen as an urging of gradual changes, which progressively over time ameliorate the problem of inadequate care for asylum seekers.
Face-to-face meetings between Mr. Romney and the three men on his shortlist have done nothing to ameliorate the problem, the aide said, "because when each of these guys talks to him he starts losing consciousness".
