"relieve hunger" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to helping someone or a group of people who are in need of food. For example: "The charity is committed to helping families in poverty, and their primary goal is to relieve hunger."
Every day it delays doing so is another mealtime when millions of students are cheated of programs that could help relieve hunger and reduce obesity.
Rotary First Harvest in Seattle connects farmers and truckers trying to get rid of food with volunteers and food banks in order to relieve hunger.
Ms. Krueger is known for her efforts to relieve hunger and housing problems among low-income New Yorkers and seeks to expand health care.
In the majority of cases, meals are not consumed ad libitum, but are pre-selected and consumed in their entirety, Expected satiety (ES; the anticipated capacity of a portion of food to relieve hunger between meals) is an excellent predictor of portion size selection.
"It's scandalous," said Jean Drèze, an economist who has been helping to document starvation deaths for a Supreme Court case brought by the People's Union for Civil Liberties, an advocacy group, to compel the government to use the surplus to relieve hunger.
"The Trussell Trust's latest figures highlight how vital it is that we all work to prevent and relieve hunger in the UK," he said.
Similar tendencies underlay the most influential branch of Freemasonry; the Freemasons devoted themselves to disseminating knowledge, relieving hunger, and caring for orphans and other destitutes.
Interestingly, appetitive rewards are more enjoyable when also providing relief (e.g. when food relieves hunger) [10].
It will take large helpings of political will to relieve world hunger.
Farmers were not allowed to relieve their hunger by growing their own food and selling it, for, Kim observed, "Telling people to solve the food problems on their own only increases the number of farmers markets and peddlers.
"The energy that goes into growing the 61,300 tonnes of perfectly good tomatoes that people in the UK throw into their rubbish bins is equal to the amount it takes to grow enough wheat to relieve the hunger of 105m people". The raw material is necessarily chewy stuff.
