The phrase "abnormally raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been elevated or increased to an unusual or unexpected level, often in a medical or technical context.
Example: "The patient's temperature was abnormally raised, indicating a possible infection."
Alternatives: "unusually elevated" or "excessively high".
Hypertension chronic, abnormally raised blood pressure causes heart attacks, strokes and a multitude of other nasty conditions.
A diagnosis of rhabdomyolysis may be suspected in anyone who has suffered trauma, crush injury or prolonged immobilization, but it may also be identified at a later stage due to deteriorating kidney function (abnormally raised or increasing creatinine and urea levels, falling urine output) or reddish-brown discoloration of the urine.
Schreiber [ 21] reported abnormally raised serum levels of liver enzymes in 21 of 229 (9%) patients; in 12 of these the levels were ≥ 3-fold above normal.
However, the degree to which thresholds normalized varied across the group, and power analyses suggest that abnormally raised active thresholds may have been detected with a larger group at 1 month and 6 months.
We have shown that median DPD/creatinine ratios are raised above normal ranges in both males and females, and that there is large variation in DPD/creatinine ratios, with abnormally raised levels in over 54% of patients.
Then, the patients were allocated to one of the two 6-week diets based on a randomisation schedule either excluding (elimination diet) or including (provocation diet) specific foods with abnormally raised IgG antibodies, as described below.
Dac-HYP also raised abnormally low CD4/B cell and CD8/B-cell ratios in comparison to the untreated RRMS cohort.
VDOO, founded by ex-Cyvera entrepreneurs (acquired by Palo Alto Networks in 2014 for $200M) and which develops security solutions for IoT vendors, raised an abnormally high seed round of $13M.
But in a sign that the bank's defense team may be preparing to change its strategy, he added that Mr. Kerviel's monthly mobile phone bill was abnormally high and that this had raised questions.
However, whether the metal implants in areas of radiation raised the tissue temperature abnormally is still unclear.
The survey response rates looked abnormally high, but LaCour claimed to have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in grant money to offer bonuses to people who responded to the survey; it was reasonable to think that the money was enough to account for their continued participation.
