The phrase "arise above" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing overcoming challenges or rising to a higher level, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "In times of adversity, we must learn to arise above our difficulties and find strength within ourselves."
Alternatives: "rise above" or "overcome".
Additional discrepancies arise above a limit frequency whose value depends on the ratio of the tangential load to the limit one for sliding, and correspond to when the dynamic solution turns from 2 to 0 stop per cycle.
Below, we present the multipliers for the nontrivial cases of conservation laws that arise above.
Stacking faults (SF) have been found to arise above Ge clusters at hGe as large as 10 Å (Figure7).
According to this model, the mutant colonies that arise above the lawn of plated parent cells are actually initiated by partially revertant cells within the plated population.
Moreover such weak EMF are nearly ubiquitous, caused by natural and man-made phenomena in the atmosphere, enabling many different ICR conditions in combination with the geomagnetic field, by which influences to our health and ecology could arise, above all, if Ca2+ resonance is affected.
Margin simple with single or grouped tentacles arising above the 4 corners.
The keynote is insecurity, an insecurity that arose, above all, from the German paranoia about encirclement, matched by Britain's insecurity about its naval power.
Around the Tanzanian capital of Dar es Salaam, new generic office towers and recently constructed apartment blocks have arisen above the older, smaller city.
The apple subfamily of the rose family normally has a distinctly inferior ovary with the sepals, petals, and stamens arising above the gynoecium.
The tensile stress (perpendicular to the TGO/TC interface) in TC mainly arises above the center of the instability zone and causes a mode I crack, whereas the shear stress is predominant around the periphery of the instability zone and causes a mode II crack.
According to Audi (2010: 558) "the subjective-objective contrast arises above all for the concept of justification".
