The phrase "ease this burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alleviating difficulties or reducing stress in a situation.
Example: "We need to find a way to ease this burden on our employees during the busy season."
Alternatives: "lighten this load" or "relieve this pressure."
While high interest rates and high gasoline prices were partly responsible, auto executives also blamed the high cost of government regulation, and President Reagan sought to ease this burden.
Merely preparing the president's daily intelligence briefing takes him five hours.It was partly to ease this burden that the DNI was created, in a package of reforms passed in December.
To help ease this burden, back in the early '80s the authorities created Rosso di Montalcino, a wine that, like Brunello, could be made of only sangiovese but was required to have only one year of aging before it could be sold.
A handful of companies, including Pinterest and Quora, have tried to ease this burden for employees by giving them years, rather than 90 days, to exercise their shares.
A number of startups are trying to ease this burden on student borrowers by offering them easy ways to refinance loans at lower rates, or ways to take out loans at better rates initially.
Now there's an app that can ease this burden.
Taking proteolytic enzyme supplements eases this burden on your body and frees up your immune system to do its real work: prevent disease and illness.
How to ease this financial burden was the most important issue facing the commission.
Technologies like RSS, and now social filters like Twitter have helped ease this monotonous burden.
Perhaps instead of just blaming doctors, finding a way to help ease this enormous financial burden would curtail the drive many young doctors feel to earn as much as possible just to keep their heads above water.
To ease the burden, this return was prepared with the aid of GainsKeeper, an online program that tracks an investor's holdings and trades.
