The phrase "a raised edge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical feature of an object, such as a surface or a boundary that is elevated compared to its surroundings.
Example: "The design of the table includes a raised edge to prevent items from sliding off."
Alternatives: "an elevated border" or "a protruding rim".
The cheesy pizza ($9.99 for a 14-inch pie) has a raised edge on its doughy crust and is perfectly accompanied by a pint of Mystic Seaport ale ($4).
Having composed and justified the line, the typographer takes it, gripped by its two leads between the thumb and forefinger of both hands, to place it in a galley, a wooden or metal tray with a raised edge on two or three of its sides.
He was seven years old at the time: I remember walking down one of the corridors, trailing my finger along a raised edge along the wall, and I was suddenly totally happy, not elated or particularly pleased, or anything like that — I mean I experienced happiness as a state of being: everywhere I looked, in my mind, nothing was wrong.
To test our proposed stabilization algorithm in real-time ship target detection, a rapid ship target detection method based on determining a raised edge in the sea-skyline is also performed.
The black patch has a raised edge and appears to be a distinct part of the face.
If the cover has a raised edge with flat edges opposite one another, then the cover will also unscrew.
The tumor appeared to be similar to a submucosal tumor (SMT) with a sharply raised edge and a bridging fold.
If your button has a particularly raised edge you will need to add the height of that in twice too.
Each arm (60 × 7 cm) was surrounded by a 1 cm raised edge and extended from a circular central platform (18 cm diameter).
Erysipelas, while originally considered a separate disease entity with a well-defined raised edge and more prominent systemic symptoms, is now considered one of the manifestations of cellulitis, owing to physicians often not being able to make the clinical distinction, and the similar spectrum of causative agents [ 2- 4].
Cut off the raised edge of a paper plate.
