The phrase "become relieved" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to experience a sense of relief or to feel less stressed or anxious. Example: After receiving the good news, she became relieved and finally let out a sigh of relief.
While Homer drives the family home, Bart tells him that the car he built was great, and Homer becomes relieved to discover that at least one person liked it.
Frequently, patients are surprised to learn that the psychiatrist is familiar with their experiences, and they may become profoundly relieved after realizing that others also have similar experiences.
On the third day of ICU hospitalization, the patient's condition had improved and her symptoms of high fever, abdominal pain, and uterine hemorrhage had become significantly relieved or completely resolved.
The isolated CTD may be relieved of this inhibition and thus become free to stimulate the necessary rearrangement of the actin cytoskeleton to promote membrane extension.
Honesty becomes contagiously relieving.
Even so, remittances have become crucial to relieving some of the world's poorest people from hunger and want, just as they have become a major revenue source for a number of fragile nations.
In light 2, however, when photosystem I is rate limiting, sigma factors are predicted to become dephosphorylated to relieve the repression on psa genes (fig. 4 B ).
It would be written in golden letters on the pages of history: how the Cambodian people had returned to the countryside to become pure, agrarian communists, relieved of all private property, free of all ties of family, religion and culture, devoted only to Angkar ("the organisation") and the teachings of Mao and Stalin.
Freddy Garcia, who would become the winning pitcher, relieved Clemens for the third inning, and they cheered him.
The empty expanses of the West become a nightmarish landscape, relieved only by the occasional outcropping of native-grown oddness: motel night clerks, irate traveling salesmen, aggressively folksy Wyoming state troopers -- small David Lynchesque touches that keep us in a state of anxious amusement while we await the noisy, bloody climax.
