The phrase "arose alongside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something developed or emerged at the same time as something else.
Example: "The new technology arose alongside the growing demand for renewable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "emerged alongside" or "developed concurrently with".
Another issue arises alongside the very appeal of the fuel: its low price.
The novelist raised a similar point last year, asserting on her blog that the new kind of reader who has arisen alongside the growth of ebooks – the sort of reader who likes genre, and "non-literary novels, plot- and event-driven, fast-moving with no lingering on obscure complicated ideas" – needs a new kind of writer.
More specifically, what cries out to be managed is what I call "obliteration fear" which arises alongside economic uncertainty.
I've noticed that pain and thankfulness can arise in the same breath~ physical pain, emotional heartache, mental anguish, spiritual yearning... can indeed arise alongside deep gratitude for the Mystery which undeniably includes this pain.
In this sense, the term corporate governance typically arises alongside phrases such as investor myopia, short-term goals, incentive alignment, financial crisis, and even corporate misconduct and accounting fraud.
It saw these arising from a revolutionary wave which would develop alongside and as a result of the coming World War.
One of DeQuattro's biggest challenges was keeping everyone well-informed as questions arose right alongside the summer's tension.
The new governance arose, for example, alongside neoliberalism, which inspired much of the new public management, and discourses in the social sciences, which inspired the turn to networks and public-private partnerships.
So it makes sense that criminal activity would arise there alongside it".
