The phrase "arising below" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is emerging or becoming apparent in a lower section of a text or document.
Example: "The issues arising below will need to be addressed in our next meeting."
Alternatives: "emerging below" or "developing below".
The book contains an exquisitely subtle, insightful, dramatic teasing-out of the thoughts and impulses below the surface of the writing, and of the literary impulses arising below the surface in the course of life.
Group 3. The primary tumour showed potentially positive CRM (including full thickness T2 tumours arising below the origin of the levator ani muscles), which is known to be associated with a higher rate of margin positivity and therefore a worse outcome (Table 1).
Even though individual flowers are small, the floral spikes are showy, and in several Saururaceae species the spikes resemble a single flower because of the expanded bracts that arise below the inflorescence.
Possibly some Cd precipitation arose below these levels which seemed as prime reason of 100%% inhibition in Cd experiments (Peterson et al. 1984).
Due to elevated temperatures and corrosive conditions, severe drilling problems such as tool deviation, drill pipe corrosion, breakage, fishing, and side tracking arose below 3000 m.
Note that a new locally maximal polygon might arise below c.
The majority of melanoma of the anorectal region arises below the dentate line in the squamous mucosa, and so often presents late.
Tumours were classified as rectal if they arose below the peritoneal reflection or were within 12 cm of the anal verge.
The present study demonstrated that three-month sitagliptin treatment increased circulating adiponectin levels in T2DM patients without changes in BMI, although several study limitations have arisen below.
Fourth, it considers nationalism as an aspect of geographic scale, particularly the challenges that arise from below, as smaller nations seek to develop their own political identity, and from above, propelled by the growth of large international entities like the European Union.
Confocal microscopy of permeabilized MDCK cells revealed a marked punctuated staining arising from below the cell surface, suggesting that a large fraction of both receptors resides on intracellular compartments (Figure 2B).
