"overcome alienation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to resolve or conquer feelings of isolation or separation from others. Example: "The protagonist of the novel struggles to overcome alienation as she navigates her new life in a foreign country."
Overcoming alienation : problems and solutions.
The forces of industrialization and commodification have alienated people from what they eat, and labels like "organic," while seeming to offer the promise of overcoming alienation, end up as yet another market-imposed barrier between people and food.
According to the Guttman survey's own findings, religious Israelis may now have reason to overcome this alienation.
They found a way to overcome the alienation that chills our sensation of holy — its way of reminding us how far from God we really are".
But the paradoxical appeal of inside baseball as a kind of narrative is that it promises to overcome this alienation through a mock initiation.
As attested in the Bible, God established a covenant with the Hebrew people and gathered the disparate tribes into one religious nation, Israel, taking steps to overcome the alienation between God and humans and to reconcile God's people.
But such are the profound levels of distrust and detachment felt by voters, that whatever government we get, ministers are going to have to overcome that alienation and do something to reconnect with citizens.
As for overcoming the alienation of industrialized slaughter by killing your own, Foer dismisses the logic as "silly": "Murdering someone would surely prove that you are capable of killing, but it wouldn't be the most reasonable way to understand why you shouldn't do it," he writes.
Rorty's pragmatism promises to pull together what modern epistemology has torn asunder, private and public, subject and object, knowledge and reality, in a reenactment of the synthesis supposedly achieved by Leonardo Bruni, overcoming the alienation of obsession with a civitas dei separate from the here and now.
