The phrase 'mitigate the negative effects' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to describe an action taken to reduce or minimize the severity of something negative. For example, "The government implemented several measures to mitigate the negative effects of the economic recession."
Mindfulness meditation has been shown to effectively mitigate the negative effects of stress among nursing professionals, but in countries like Brazil, these practices are relatively unexplored.
We show that habitat mitigation intended to emulate natural disturbances and mitigate the negative effects of energy development has mixed but largely negative short-term consequences for birds and mammals.
He said he would attempt to mitigate the negative effects of the referendum result.
After the revelations of abuse surfaced in June, I knew Congress must act to mitigate the negative effects on our civil liberties and economy.
It is possible that other tax changes adopted simultaneously might significantly mitigate the negative effects of a particular tax change viewed in isolation.
To mitigate the negative effects on rural communities, consulting firms and government officials have in the past suggested ideas like getting villagers to switch their eating habits from fish to the abundant supply of rabbits in the northeast of the country.
Habitat clumping may thus mitigate the negative effects of habitat loss on dispersal success.
It voted that "this council will do everything it can to mitigate the negative effects of the bedroom tax.
In order to mitigate the negative effects brought by the uncertainties associated with some variables, the RHO strategy is employed.
Green roofs, providing vegetated surfaces in dense cities, can help to mitigate the negative effects of urban pollution.
This method relies on an efficient least square (LS) algorithm to mitigate the negative effects of phase noise error.
