The phrase "a gleaner raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing agriculture, harvesting, or metaphorically referring to someone who collects or gathers information or resources.
Example: "In the village, a gleaner raised among the fields learned the value of hard work and community."
Alternatives: "a gatherer nurtured" or "a collector brought up".
A public subscription to finance his travel to Jamaica, opened by the Daily Gleaner, raised over £1,000, and despite his reservations, Headley returned to Jamaica.
"Do you have to get permission?" Barbara Eiswerth, a gleaner from Arizona, asked.
By nature, I am a gleaner.
Other proposed criteria, including source of funding, plans for publication and dissemination, and involvement of researchers in the project [ 12], are arbitrary and not grounded in ethical principles relevant to protection of participants, and may be subject to change over time as a project evolves and as new questions are raised based on information gleaned from the project.
Epigenetic mechanisms have yet even to be taken into consideration in the primary headaches, even though some preliminary evidence may be gleaned by studies of twins raised together and apart from their infancy [8].
Most notable, however, is the data that Christiansen has gleaned from Seed-DB on the impact of seed accelerator programs, starting with the fact that accelerators have funded over 2,000 startups, which have raised a total of $1.6 billion in funding.
Nevertheless, our interviewees raised a number of points about the over reliance on formal quantitative performance measures in relation patient safety which came at the expense of ignoring the potential insights gleaned through soft intelligence networks.
When France prosecutes people like Abdesalam and Mohamed Abrini, both accused of involvement in last November's terrorist attacks in Paris, we may glean some answers about why people raised in Europe become radicalized.
For example, suppose that pre-approval clinical trials had raised suspicion that a new drug might pose a particular kind of risk, but not enough information could be gleaned from the trials to resolve the question with certainty.
Mustique and the British Virgin Islands were getting good odds as well … until Saturday, when someone tried to put a £5,000 bet on Kenya, raising suspicions of a tipoff gleaned from squiffy guests at the reception which rolled on until 3am.
