The phrase "a raised lip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical feature, often in the context of facial expressions or anatomical descriptions.
Example: "The dog had a raised lip, revealing its teeth in a warning gesture."
Alternatives: "an elevated lip" or "a lifted lip".
The thinned head joint with a raised lip plate is of grenadilla.
The piston has a raised lip around portion of its circumference that communicates with the inlet and exhaust ports through its sweep and linear motion that assist in creating the port's asymmetry to make the exhaust port to open first and to close first.
If making meringue nests, you could use a piping bag, but I'm not convinced it's worth the fuss: just use two spoons to gently nudge the meringue into shape, scooping a hollow from the centre and forming a raised lip around the edge of each one.
It's also more awkward to pick up from a flat surface, although the protruding camera lens at the rear lifts up the top of the unit to give you enough of a raised lip to grip.
Its beverages will feature recyclable lids featuring a raised lip, like those pictured here.
The strawless lid, which features a raised lip, is already available in more than 8,000 stores in the U.S. and Canada for select beverages.
What I like best is the crust: very thin, with a slightly raised lip around the edge and crisp all the way through, even at the center, where pizzas are often soggy.
I've reduced the sugar and rather than pressing the cake with a same-sized plate, I like to use a smaller plate so the outskirts of the cake remain high, giving it a lovely raised lip to dust with icing sugar.
The lid of the can will have a small, raised lip that has been crimped to seal the can closed.
The terrace is perhaps two and a half feet wide, and the parapet could not be any higher than that; it's like standing on the raised lip of a Campbell's soup can, a quarter-mile up.
They also mocked up a disgust face: the wrinkled nose, raised lip, and narrowed eyes familiar to anyone who's smelled rotten eggs or stepped in something foul.
