The phrase “eliminate inequality” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to reducing or eliminating differences between groups of people in terms of income, wealth, opportunity, or social privileges. For example: "Our goal is to eliminate inequality so that everyone, regardless of their background, can have access to equal opportunities."
Nor does it eliminate inequality and unemployment.
Can we eliminate inequality arising from corruption, sweetheart deals, and information asymmetry?
Positive role models – in real life or bronze – won't eliminate inequality.
His essay vows to change the world to eliminate inequality and give every child a chance at education.
Cameron and Clegg talk about fairness yet striving to eliminate inequality is a hallmark of a fair society.
They may worsen rather than eliminate inequality by providing credentials empty of the meaning and connections that make credentials valuable.
It is pro-globalization, or rather it is an alternative globalization movement -- one that seeks to eliminate inequalities between rich and poor and between the powerful and the powerless, and to expand the possibilities of self-determination.
And four states -- Maryland, Minnesota, Connecticut and Vermont -- have statutes that not only eliminate inequalities in reimbursements but also require employers to cover mental health, define mental illness broadly, include drug and alcohol addiction, and require small employers to comply.
This includes a "Creating Healthier Communities" grant program for health departments to implement various prevention initiatives to reduce chronic diseases and eliminate inequalities in health by race, ethnicity and socioeconomic status.
Accordingly, PTSS is a disorder whose cure requires deep social and structural change to eliminate inequalities and injustice.
Such measures are not instead of existing standards of care quality but in addition to in order to eliminate inequalities.
