The phrase "alike raise" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a combination of words that does not convey a clear meaning or grammatical structure.
Example: "The two proposals are alike raise in their potential impact."
Alternatives: "similar increase" or "comparable rise".
These, then, have been our basic assumptions: first, that level of government matters; second, that federalization and harmonization alike raise that issue; and third, that the who question invariably implicates the what question.
A team of CTEq member representatives with deep experience in corporate philanthropy created the Design Principles to help program developers and funders alike raise their game by creating, funding and scaling up only those programs that are most likely to make a difference.
We assume that this global indicator made American and European donors alike raise investments in research into vaccines and microbicides.
He was roundly criticized, Politico reports, by both conservatives and liberals alike, raising new questions about the format and the role of the moderator.
The issue of expanding automation in foreign combat and domestic policing alike raises many questions apart from the legality of its use in war.
In contrast, all buffered formulations, generic and reference alike, raised the gastric pH to 7-8, which enabled rapid dissolution of ATV.
Today, going blue symbolizes children, leaders and older generations alike raising their voice to make children's rights and wellbeing a priority in their country.
During the Vietnam War, unlike traditionally, the issue of civilian casualties went on to become one of the considerations that citizens and public officials alike instinctively raise.
The press for profits and the demise of competing D.S.L. companies have encouraged cable and phone companies alike to raise prices over the last year.
Editor's note: As details emerge on the October 1, 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas, policymakers and citizens alike will raise questions on U.S. gun control policy.
Fred Wertheimer of Democracy 21, a campaign-finance watchdog group, said there was an "Oklahoma land-rush atmosphere" in the efforts of Republicans and Democrats alike to raise soft money before a ban was imposed.
