The phrase "are relieved through the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how certain feelings or conditions are alleviated or eased by a specific means or method.
Example: "The tensions in the team are relieved through the implementation of regular feedback sessions."
Alternatives: "are alleviated by" or "are eased through".
Concerns over the presence of antibiotic resistance genes in the food supply and their escape into the environment [ 2] can be relieved through the use of recombinase technology to excise unwanted DNA from the genome of genetically engineered (GE) crops prior to marketing or release [ 3, 4].
Throughout the world, the rise in labor costs and aging are relieved through immigration.
Autoinhibition is relieved through binding of the GTPase RhoA to the N-terminal element.
In many patients, stress-induced tension is relieved through involuntary motor activities of the dental arches, resulting in parafunctions.
Under the triple-field coupling, a large shrinkage stress is generated rapidly; the system cannot be relieved through structural deformation in time, causing MPS to increase, the pore distribution complexity (BFD) to decrease, and more micropores to nucleate.
Fatigue, however, is seen as a pathological state which persists through the circadian rhythm and cannot be relieved through a single period of sleep.
With this information and the elastic and fracture properties of the film and the substrate measured using nanoindentation, the residual tensile stress and strain undergone by the oxide film while cooling after the application of a laser pulse was estimated; this is the same stress that is relieved through cracking.
As the levels of AR transcripts are increased in malignant tissues (Hobisch et al, 1995; Ostling et al, 2011) and the miR-34c levels are decreased, the repressive effect miR-34c is having on MET might be relieved through targets competition.
The streets of Havana are even worse — the inverse of a workers' paradise, where the teeming citizens are "trapped by an anxiety that could only be relieved through shouting, violent gestures and resentful glances".
The original bill required someone to have a terminal illness and to be suffering unbearable pain that could not be relieved through other measures before they could access assistance in ending their life.
