The phrase "attain relief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is seeking to achieve a state of comfort or alleviation from pain or distress.
Example: "After weeks of suffering from chronic pain, she finally found a treatment that helped her attain relief."
Alternatives: "achieve relief" or "gain relief."
However, its analgesic effect only lasts six to eight hours, which is why it must be given three to four times per day to attain optimal relief of pain.
Sanders, for his part, argues that the United States has an interest in helping Greece attain economic relief in order to safeguard the country's democracy.
The Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, whose own popularity has plummeted with the embrace of belt-tightening in return for last summer's lifeline, has based his political fortunes on attaining debt relief by year's end.
Reversed prosthetic replacement is a suitable method for restoring function and attaining pain relief in severe arthropathies.
Subjects attained symptom relief, particularly decreased pain and fatigue as well as improved sleep and mood, with low to moderate intensity exercise of any type.
Subjects attained symptom relief, particularly decreased pain and fatigue as well as improved sleep and mod, with low to moderate intensity exercise of any type.
Behind the emblem controversy is concern that if the Palestinian territories attain statehood, their relief group, which uses the red crescent, will quickly become an official Red Cross member while Israel remains on the sidelines.
In the present study, approximately one-third of patients treated with omeprazole and up to two-thirds of patients treated with the other drugs did not attain sufficient symptom relief.
These are most thoroughly dissected in rain-and-river environments (sometimes attaining local mountainous relief on uplifts).
However, these additional requirements are compensated by the relief attained in terms of storage requirements.
