The phrase "actually been raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or issue that has genuinely been brought up or addressed in a conversation or context.
Example: "The concerns about climate change have actually been raised in several international forums."
Alternatives: "truly been brought up" or "genuinely been mentioned".
Police officials insist that since the department began requiring two years' worth of college-level courses for applicants to qualify for the department, standards have actually been raised.
In addition, 8percentt said their confidence had actually been raised, reasoning that the publicity would put the industry under greater scrutiny.
Jesshill Love, an attorney for the investors who now own Ms. Hernandez's building, said that with demand exploding, the rents could have actually been raised even more.
At this point in the last four-year cycle, Mr. Pataki had $8.7 million in the bank for his 1998 re-election, but more than $3 million of that had actually been raised by the State Republican Party and transferred to him.
Of $550m the UN says it needs, only a quarter has actually been raised.In this section Meet the new salaryman Terror show No shelter Over a barrel A capital move It's Nottingham, but not as we know it Reprints Related items Kashmir's earthquake: A humanitarian failureOct 27th 2005Another disappointment has been the limited extent of co-operation with India.
The defender of the expectations account could try appealing to legitimate even if only hypothetical expectations at this point, but we are still left wondering why I ought to meet expectations that have never actually been raised.
Swarm has actually been raising the seed round over the past year, Davis says, and only closed the round now because it's preparing to raise a larger Series A.
It's going to be very difficult to check whether standards are actually being raised or not.
It is an excellent idea, but there seems to be little chance that such a vast sum will actually be raised.
Six environmental groups filed suit, arguing that all the industry groups' complaints "actually were raised (and extensively deliberated) during the comment period".
Another DxE investigation discovered that "free range" turkeys were actually being raised indoors in filthy industrial sheds.
