The phrase "and arises not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something does not come into existence or does not occur.
Example: "The issue at hand is complex, and arises not from a single source but from multiple factors."
Alternatives: "and does not arise" or "and does not occur".
This is challenging because emotional response is complex, and arises not just from the video itself, but from the context of the video, such as the storyline, the colors or tones of the scene, and even from the 3D effects.
The issue of how formulations of human rights should respond to variations in the sorts of risks and dangers that different people face is difficult and arises not just in relation to gender but also in relation to age, profession, political affiliation, religion, and personal interests.
Memory is dialogic and arises not only from direct experience but from the intercourse of many minds.
PLuRaL is a framework for the design of tailorable applications which adopts a sociotechnical approach and a comprehensive view for interaction requirements, including those that are controversial or from minority, and arising not only from users, but also from different devices and interaction environments [26].
However, in dynamic programming, solution sets are created in various ways and arise not necessarily sorted, even when sub-solutions are given on sorted order.
Medication errors often have a complex causality and arise not only from active errors, such as insufficient knowledge, but also from factors such as a lack of training in prescribing or insufficient supervisor's feedback on prescribing [ 55].
The functionally unaffected, but structurally impaired second ring connections give reason to speculate that FC effects follow the reduced structural integrity of the brain network and arise not before the damage to white matter pathways has reached a certain extent.
Disease associated with this latter scenario are termed the dystroglycanopathies, and arise not through mutations in dystroglycan itself, but in a number of genes that are known or presumed to have function in the glycosylation of dystroglycan [[ 20][Muntoni, 2007 #2825]].
Wildlife advocates say the growing tension between man and monkey arises not so much from the animals as from humans.
And drama arises not in any significant way from the tacked-on plot points but, rather, from the wild physical results and emotional implications of the scientific mission.
Thus, the paternal covariance between two drone-producing queens within the same sire, say j and k, arises not only because they share a common sire (a drone-producing queen), but also because they may descend from the same drone.
