This is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to explain that something helps to make a situation better or less difficult. For example: "Education contributes to alleviating poverty by providing people with the skills and knowledge they need to find a well-paying job."
Elaborate fabrication of state-of-the-art nanostructure SnO2@C-based composites greatly contributes to alleviate the huge volume expansion issue of the SnO2 anodes.
Fortunately, the improved hole concentration in the MQW can better consume electrons by radiative recombination, which also contributes to alleviate the electron leakage [12].
With the right policies in place to restrain profiteering, redundant employment space freed up in this way could also contribute to alleviating the housing crisis.
Conclusion: Cancer education programs offered in ASL can help address health knowledge disparities and that in turn can contribute to alleviating these disparities.
And it changed me in the sense that I felt that I could contribute to alleviating that, or at least buffering that" (#22; F53 years; Public Health).
This may contribute to alleviating the chronic rural workforce shortages experienced and, in so doing, promote the health of all rural and remote Australians.
Nine members of this respondent group further noted that involving siblings in MMP activities and/or improvements in the cancer patient's well-being had contributed to alleviating the concern and worry expressed by brothers and sisters.
The inhibition of Hh signaling pathway restored the expression of epithelial marker E-cadherin, repressed the expression of mesenchymal marker Vimentin and provoked the reversal of EMT to MET in CCl4-induced fibrotic liver tissue, which contributed to alleviating the degree of liver fibrosis.
The uptake of activities by home-based caregivers - such as patient referrals, filling in registries, and supporting those on ART - was welcomed by the formal health staff members, who acknowledged that home-based caregivers contributed to alleviating their own burden of work.
