The phrase "arouse jealousy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing actions or behaviors that provoke feelings of jealousy in others.
Example: "Her constant bragging about her new job seemed to arouse jealousy among her colleagues."
Alternatives: "stir up jealousy" or "evoke jealousy".
According to Blue, there are two types of jealousy: "dispositional," meaning that feeling some degree of jealousy is part and parcel of your personality, and "incidental," meaning that certain activities or dynamics tend to arouse jealousy as they occur.
Goldman Sachs is like the Rolling Stones: "Unrivaled profit-generating abilities arouse jealousy and admiration in equal measure".
Entrusted with an independent authority that aroused jealousy in Penang, Raffles established his headquarters in Malacca.
At the centre of the group is Clara Bow as a jazz-age scamp whose involvement with a professor (Fredric March) arouses jealousy among her girlfriends.
The clerical estate owned about one-half of all the land in Bohemia, and the great wealth and simoniacal practices of the higher clergy aroused jealousy and resentment among the poor priests.
The popularity of the faith in the Pure Land of Amida Buddha aroused jealousy from the established schools of Buddhism, and it so happened that two court ladies were converted to Hōnen's teaching and gave up the court form of Buddhism.
His abilities also aroused jealousy, which was exacerbated by a conflict over foreign policy that saw Walpole and his brother-in-law, Charles, Viscount Townshend, on one side and two of the king's closest advisers, James Stanhope and Charles Spencer, earl of Sunderland, on the other.
This arouses jealousy in Leontes, the king of Sicilia.
"She arouses jealousies," says another senior Labour figure.
In order to arouse enough jealousy to defeat this creature the Tenth Doctor feigns a romance with Rose's mother and sets up Mickey with a group of actors who pose as beautiful amazonian girlfriends.
Whoever was appointed spokesperson would acquire a Winning-esque prominence and arouse jealousies.
