"relief unit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a group of people or resources that provide aid or assistance to those in need during a crisis or emergency situation. Example: The relief unit arrived just in time to provide food, water, and medical supplies to the survivors of the earthquake.
The term meseta is also used by geographers and local toponymy to designate the dominating relief unit of central Iberia.
Now the employees have returned to their offices downtown, and the space in Rye Brook will be used for a disaster relief unit affiliated with Commerzbank's capital credit division.
Adult patients attending a pain relief unit with a diagnosis of chronic pain whose pain was described as moderate or severe were eligible for the study.
Patients aged 18 and over and attending a regional pain relief unit in England as in or out patients, who had experienced pain for three months or longer, whose pain was described as moderate or severe on the four point verbal rating pain intensity scale were eligible for the study.
The main relief units from the dry valley of Edson Hills, Ellsworth Mountains, Antarctica (79°49′12.4″/83°40′16.1″), were assessed, emphasizing the analysis of soil and landform interplay.
Qualitative data from soils, vegetation, soil moisture, and relief units were correlated with the field-spectral data and catalogued for a wide variety of surface types.
B units were relief units, to be maintained at operational strength and only used if absolutely necessary.
Red Cross disaster-relief units responded poorly, especially at the Pentagon crash site, critics said.
While units using higher currents are more effective in blocking acute pain, pain relief of units which deliver currents in the microampere range and frequencies from 0.5 to several hundred Hz can endure for several hours after end of treatment [ 1].
In many instances, however, they form low-relief topographic units which may not be readily identified without detailed field survey.
Nightfall finally brought relief as another unit took their place on the field and the 22nd retired to the city of Fredericksburg.
