The phrase "arose back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of something returning or coming back, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "After a long absence, he arose back to the stage to accept his award."
Alternatives: "returned" or "came back".
"The changing regulations in respect of offshore pensions have caused him significant difficulties, as I am sure it must have for other overseas players in the UK, but fortunately for him an opportunity has arisen back home which will help him going forward.
You also won't ever see the same doctor again, and if complications do arise back at home you're faced with having to find a surgeon with experience in the type of surgery you've undergone.
So arose the "Back to Africa" movement.
A post on the company blog explained that the issue first arose internally back in 2005, when one of its employees — there were only 40 at the time — died in a bike accident.
For the first time, Aklin and Urpelainen articulate a powerful theory that explains how political coalitions arose to back renewables and why only in some countries, such as Germany, did those coalitions gain the upper hand over fossil fuel interests to lock in favorable renewable energy policies.
He kept everybody moving forward when problems arose". But back-room politics exploded into public controversy in the summer of 1997 when Councilman Joel Wachs, wanting better terms for the city, threatened to include the arena in a ballot initiative that would have required voter approval--and could have killed the deal.
It focused on and exploded small details of the original's frenetic theme, set it up verbatim over low unison horns, allowed a tenor saxophone solo to arise, cut back and forth between glimpses of Monk and other agendas.
The concerns arise, however, back on Google's main search page, where Google is indexing these Places pages.
Our patient had severe headache arising from back of neck (thunderclap) with nausea, after a period of 7 days, she developed left hemiparesis.
A right-handed 28-year-old woman admitted to the emergency department because of a single spontaneous severe TCH arising from back of neck with nausea.
