"mitigate its negative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of lessening the damaging or harmful effects of something. Here is an example sentence: "The company implemented new sustainability measures to mitigate its negative impact on the environment." In this sentence, "mitigate its negative" refers to the company's efforts to reduce the harm caused by its actions on the environment.
That there is something tragic in Benedict's story does not mitigate its negative weight, but it is impossible to read "Last Testament" without feeling sorry for a man whose life has been so branded by fear.
It has conquered space from the sea and leased some from France but it has always sought to mitigate its negative environmental impacts.
We then discuss some of the benefits and drawbacks of this phenomenon and offer ways for managers to mitigate its negative effects and leverage the positive ones.
A micro-level approach to ICU nursing workload at the situation level is proposed and recommended in order to reduce workload and mitigate its negative impact.
The incorporation of carbon offsetting scheme into a non-offset quota trading scheme will reduce its equilibrium carbon price, thereby mitigate its negative impact on industry's total output in the product market by an either linear or quadratic form, depending on the design for the proportion ceiling of offsetting quota.
This Comment summarizes the issue of black carbon in Fairbanks, and proposes several legal approaches to mitigate its negative environmental and health effects, including public nuisance claims, local regulations, and stricter compliance with federal environmental laws.
The Summit brings together over 190 world leaders to discuss migration and how to amplify its positives and mitigate its negatives.
The EU has always tried to make the most of it, while mitigating its negative effects by setting rules and working together with other countries.
The proposed model, unlike classical methods, has a non-binary view to deprivation, assigns a degree to deprivation for mitigating its negative effects, can be used for proper future planning, and is generic so that it can be easily applied to other cases as well.
In 2008, the birth of today's G20 was driven by the financial crisis and discussions were mostly centered around mitigating its negative effects.
As such, it would seem wise to continue research and surveillance of CWD to elucidate the details of its transmission, pathogenesis, and continued emergence in cervid populations in hopes that strategies for mitigating its negative effects on humans and cervid ecosystems can be identified.
