The phrase "aroused debate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or issue that has sparked discussion or controversy among people.
Example: "The new policy on climate change aroused debate among environmentalists and policymakers alike."
Alternatives: "sparked debate" or "provoked discussion".
What has aroused debate in Israel is not the Sept. 25 attempt to poison Meshal but rather its spectacular failure.
In 1999 this production aroused debate, with its contemporary accent on pure dance rather than on literal storytelling.
But a Dartmouth College political scientist has aroused debate by arguing that Leonardo influenced Machiavelli's thinking in a way that ultimately sparked the development of modern industrial society.
The merger between Time Warner and AOL was among several examples of increased concentration of media ownership in the first decade of the 21st century — a topic that aroused debate about media deregulation and the impact of conglomerated media on information and entertainment.
In his first year in office, Sarkozy certainly stumbled and aroused debate about just how serious a figure he was – a bruising politician and election winner, for sure, but perhaps lacking the gravitas needed to assume the raiment of Charles de Gaulle.
The role of seafood in the Norte Chico diet has aroused debate.
Any serious look into the best possible PPE for use in the medical facility environment is sure to arouse debate and disagreement.
Now in its 31st year, the annual prize rewards the best contemporary artwork by British artists under 50 and always arouses debate and surprise and very often indignation.
One that is arousing debate is "Born to Steal: When the Mafia Hit Wall Street" (Warner Books, $24.95) by Gary Weiss, a senior writer at Business Week.
The imprint of President Trump on U.S. foreign policy may arouse debate and dissent in the U.K. and the EU, but the positive perception of American brands in these markets remains strong.
Even with complex biomechanical models, very different interpretations of ecologically relevant morphological and behavioral reconstructions continue to arouse debate [114], [115].
