The phrase "actually raised with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the upbringing or environment in which someone was raised, often implying a contrast to a different experience or expectation.
Example: "She was actually raised with a strong emphasis on education, which shaped her career choices."
Alternatives: "truly brought up with" or "genuinely raised in".
I was actually raised with three sisters, and I never got the line that girls were less than men or anything so it was very easy for me to just sort of listen and, like any writer, you have a series of variables and you try to put them in play.
Some were raised as only children, some had full siblings; some had never had a dad, and one was actually raised with one.
When it is drawn to their attention that had they been born in a different time and place, they could very well have been raised in a different religion, and that the answers they were actually raised with are simply a matter of chance.
(For some more financing context, the company has officially raised $110 million, but our source said that unofficially, it's actually raised $140 million, with some investors asking to keep their backing quiet for now).
Robbins was actually raised in Brooklyn with three half-siblings by his Jewish birth father, who was a pharmacist, and his stepmother; his birth mother had died shortly after he was born.
Lemonade actually raised these questions with us nine months ago, and – as we explained at the time – the concerns are meritless and we further received no answer.
The secondary outcome measures are the following: The number of unmet information needs obtained by comparing the number of questions indicated by patients and their companion before the consultation (ie, those selected in the QPS by patient) with those actually raised during the consultation (ie, those identified subsequent to listening to the audio recordings).
But a person with access to the finances said the company actually raised about $40 million.
It actually raised £2.3bn.
Instead, both exemptions were actually raised.
But Kansas has actually raised the stakes.
