The phrase "absorb the rise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the ability to take in or adapt to an increase, such as in prices, emotions, or trends.
Example: "The company was able to absorb the rise in production costs without passing it on to consumers."
Alternatives: "take in the increase" or "adapt to the rise".
"But we can't absorb the rise on our own because our gross profit on exports might not be that high".
For decades it laboured to absorb the rise of Wilhelmine Germany and Imperial Russia, and the decline of Austria-Hungary, before succumbing to war in 1914 in a fit of nationalistic fervour.
Although course tutors provided letters for GPs explaining the necessity for these adjustments, interviewees reported having to be 'quite tough' to successfully negotiate with primary care teams who were reluctant to absorb the rise in short-term costs.
Common-use crossing points, for instance, were now "privatized" by criminal networks able to keep their operations going, absorb the rising costs, and still make a profit.
Many make too much to qualify for new federal subsidies provided by the law but not enough to absorb the rising costs without hardship.
Millions of Americans find themselves dealing with rolling blackouts or brownouts; some employers must lay off workers or curtail production to absorb the rising cost of energy.
The state's biggest, in Hampton, even stopped buying crabs because the firm needed more pickers and had to get them from Mexico, since this is a job few locals want.Meanwhile, Virginia watermen, with no one to sell to and, in some cases, already earning half their daily take, are staying ashore because they cannot absorb the rising cost of fuel for their boats.
Citing the results of an unofficial vote organized by allies of his own party, in which fewer than two percent of Mexico's eligible voters participated, Mr. López Obrador said that his government would instead build two new runways at an air base north of the city to absorb the rising demand that has saturated the existing airport.
It also absorbs the rise in homelessness during the recession.
"The focus is not just on the resilience of the US market and the extent to which it absorbs the rise, but the impact on those markets whose currencies are pegged to the dollar," she said.
In the absence of official camps, unofficial ones are absorbing the rising flood of refugees into the country.
