"relieve burdens" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
For example, "I volunteer at a local homeless shelter to help relieve burdens of people in need."
Nurse practitioners, the fastest-growing group of primary-care professionals, can relieve burdens on the health care system, provided they qualify for reimbursement under insurance plans.
Alejandro Mayorkas, the director of the agency, said the purpose was to relieve burdens on citizens while also streamlining a convoluted, costly process.
As opponents press their concerns -- Could the elderly or disabled be coerced into ending their lives to relieve burdens on their families?
It is known that in a peer-to-peer (P2P) network a peer node serves as both a receiver and a supplier, which enables uploading bandwidth of peer nodes to be utilized efficiently while relieving burden of the server node.
This is particularly relevant for dementia carers, as research is primarily aimed at relieving burden rather than improving physical health.
In the self-management support target information, inconclusive evidence was found on relieving burden and depression or improving wellbeing and self-efficacy in the informal caregiver.
Inconclusive evidence was found for the effectiveness of self-management support interventions targeting psychological wellbeing on relieving burden [ 15, 19, 20, 22], reduced depressive symptoms [ 15, 19, 20, 22], improving caregiver wellbeing [ 19, 20] and alleviating anxiety [ 15, 22].
A 1998 report by the British Parliament said that the child migrant program helped relieve financial burdens on Britain's social service agencies.
Arizona has aggressively moved to relieve regulatory burdens that would make testing in the real world effectively impossible.
The proposed model is a nested optimization and a decomposition technique is then employed to relieve computational burdens.
But the realistic truth of the matter is that we can only relieve the burdens placed on caregivers by embracing technology".
