'mitigate violence' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like this: "We must work together to mitigate violence and promote peace in our community."
When we spoke to people working in civil society, almost four-fifths said their organisations had no programmes to mitigate violence against women with disabilities.
(In 2009 he sponsored a resolution asking the federal government to consider drug legalisation as a way to mitigate violence in Mexico).
There is a need for design interventions on the mechanical level to mitigate violence in game worlds and the reinforcement of negative real world stereotypes.
"You pray to God you have some measures in place to mitigate violence, but people are scared; they're heartbroken," he said.
The Holy See affirmed that religion, culture and tradition can be wrongly used to justify such violence while at other times they can act as means to prevent or mitigate violence against women.
The context-specific features of any crisis have significant implications for policies that seek to mitigate violence.
Explore the diverse and complex roles that religions play in both promoting and mitigating violence.
All of this plays a role in really having a safe city". Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D), who saw homicides spike in her first year in office in 2015, has watched two consecutive drops and noted the impact of programs to intervene in disputes and shortly after shootings to prevent retaliation, as well as the involvement of agencies other than police in mitigating violence.
Peacekeeping missions do indeed last far too long, as Pompeo charged, but that doesn't mean they have been inconsequential in mitigating violence.
Iyad and Nadine through the internet chat, made many recommendations for mitigating violence in schools.
Unfortunately, nobody should imagine that these deals mitigate the violence of the war anywhere in Syria.
