The phrase "and raises doubt" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation, statement, or evidence that causes uncertainty or skepticism about a particular claim or belief.
Example: "The lack of concrete evidence in the report raises doubt about the validity of the findings."
Alternatives: "and creates uncertainty" or "and casts suspicion".
"Racial discrimination furnishes grist for Communist propaganda mills," he said, and "raises doubts even among friendly nations as to the intensity of our devotion to the democratic faith".
Green Party parliamentary co-leader Anton Hofreiter said appointing Johnson was "a very bad sign for the leaving process and raises doubts over the competency of the new prime minister".
Because public hospitals are less expensive for citizens and expatriates, the more-costly private clinics are often not fully utilized, which leads to a waste of resources and raises doubts about the sustainability of health care financing in the Gulf.
Mr Suga says it was politically impossible to override the health ministry and its panel of medical experts.It makes Mr Abe look weak and raises doubts about his authority over the cabinet.
A poll released on Saturday by Datafolha, a leading Brazilian research company, ratchets up pressure on Ms. Rousseff, 65, to respond more energetically to the concerns of protesters, and raises doubts over what might happen in next year's presidential election.
The answer was a more modest approach — one that prizes diplomacy, puts limits on engagement and raises doubts about whether Mr. Obama would ever again use military force in a region convulsed by conflict.
Since our probe for the Irm Northern would detect Rian equally well, our results demonstrate that Irm is the major transcript derived from the Irm promoter (∼2.5 kb) and raises doubts about the existence of Rian.
This suggests that the pathway in zebrafish is more similar to that in Drosophila and raises doubts about the involvement of the primary cilium in Hh signalling throughout the vertebrates.
But more oil means more drilling, resulting in tons of waste that is putting cropland at risk and raising doubt among farmers that these two cash crops can continue to coexist.
Characterizing their complaints as an "attempt to confuse issues and raise doubt about obscure issues," Coyle said that the Australians were attempting "to spin clouds of doubt about me, my paper and thus Armstrong".
