The phrase "are not alleviated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues, problems, or conditions that have not been eased or mitigated.
Example: "Despite the new measures implemented, the concerns of the community are not alleviated."
Alternatives: "are not eased" or "are not mitigated."
If their concerns are not alleviated, this may provoke fear.
It is argued that these instabilities are not alleviated by the 3% inlet line loss criterion that has recently been proposed as an industry standard.
Electrical stimulation is emerging as a viable alternative for patients with epilepsy whose seizures are not alleviated by drugs or surgery.
However, the limitations imposed by certain drawbacks of cement concrete and which are not alleviated or moderated by the encasing steel tube, e.g. its high shrinkage, creep, brittleness, reactivity and low tensile strength, may be a hindrance to the rapid and diversified application of CFTs, in line with current emphasis on ductility-based seismic design.
These phenotypes are completely dependent on the absence of Fra but not any specific P-motif, occur in the absence of Netrins as well, and are not alleviated if Robo-dependent midline repulsion is reduced.
Pressure ulcers occur if pressure and shearing are not alleviated, which is common in people who do not have the ability to independently reposition their body [ 17].
"We have worries over financial institutions in Europe, problems in the bond market, and concerns aren't alleviated at all," Mr Kubota said.
And it is not alleviated by the international field trip.
Barnes calls it the "therapeuto-autobiographical fallacy" – writing doesn't help, he testifies gloomily, your suffering is not alleviated.
For all the pyrotechnics, the impression that South African rugby is in a desperate place was not alleviated by this.
But if the situation is not alleviated, he would like to see the responsibility for his centre fall to a power outside Greece.
