The phrase "eliminating violence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a gerund phrase, functioning as a noun in a sentence. It can be used in various contexts to refer to the act of getting rid of or eradicating violence. Example: The government has implemented several measures aimed at eliminating violence in our society, such as stricter gun control laws and anti-bullying programs in schools.
Praising President Bush's approach to gun violence, a May 18 letter writer suggests eliminating violence from TV and video games.
Janet Reno, that administration's attorney general, explains on camera that issues like national security and eliminating violence were higher priorities.
We will focus in particular on women's economic empowerment, on promoting women's leadership in politics, business, communities and families and on eliminating violence against women and children.
The inclusion of child marriage in the CSW outcome agreement on eliminating violence against women and girls is now being debated.
Goal five calls for an end to gender inequality and the empowerment of women and girls and includes targets on eliminating violence against women, and recognising the value of unpaid care and domestic work.
The UN observed this year's International Women's Day on March 8 by hosting a panel discussion on eliminating violence against women, but as the rest of the year has shown, these discussions are simply not enough.
No one can ever eliminate violence in a modern society, including terrorist violence.
The United States' failure to ratify the convention undermines our global leadership to eliminate violence against women.
International donors have pushed for legal reform in Afghanistan, and are supporting a bill to eliminate violence against women.
Can they actually achieve ambitious aims to end discrimination, eliminate violence against women and girls and end child marriage and female genital mutilation?
Across the world, other governments, charities, criminal justice organisations, councils and community campaigners are marking 16 days of action to eliminate violence against women.
