"eradicate violence" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts to eliminate or get rid of violence in a particular context. Example: The government has implemented various programs and initiatives to eradicate violence against women in the country.
A "truce" in the nineteen-nineties mitigated, but did not eradicate, violence.
EVAW coalition is the UK's largest coalition of organisations working to eradicate violence against women and girls.
By itself this strategy will of course not be sufficient to eradicate violence in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
But to truly eradicate violence, we have to go beyond punitive measures to preventive ones, so that we don't lose another Matthew Shepard to this senseless violence.
Young children grasped the concept and could explain to others that #NiUnaMenos was a campaign to eradicate violence against women – proof that our bid to raise awareness was beginning to bear fruit.
Barra bravas are blamed for many of the 257 soccer-related deaths in Argentina since 1924, almost half of which have occurred in the past 20 years, according to Let's Save Football, a nongovernmental organization in Buenos Aires that is working to eradicate violence in the sport.
It's been more than 20 years since the UN General Assembly committed to eradicating violence against women.
The EU itself acknowledges (pdf) that eradicating violence against women is crucial for protecting women's human rights.
Collective Shout's petition to revoke Snoop Lion's visa states, "as a society which claims to be serious about eradicating violence against women, there should be no place for recording artists who glorify misogyny and degrade women for entertainment".
I've worked for the U.N. in terms of eradicating violence against women.
And let's call him to task and demand that he get serious about eradicating violence against women from football.
