The phrase "artificial rise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increase or elevation that is not natural, often in contexts like economics, technology, or environmental science.
Example: "The artificial rise in stock prices was attributed to speculative trading rather than actual company performance."
Alternatives: "artificial increase" or "manufactured rise".
In Marclay's video, too, there was an artificial rise in tension before almost every hour, and a slackening afterward.
"And money poured into the city in the last couple of years so there has been an artificial rise in prices".
"Poland maintains its negative stance towards any interference with the CO2 permits market that would lead to an artificial rise in their prices," the Polish Economy Ministry said in a statement.
There were disagreements about the severity of flaws in the study, some of which could have led to an artificial rise in cancer risk among the most frequent users.
Philip Morris was so incensed over this ruling that it refused to publicly restate its 1975 earnings to compare with 1976′s, saying the comparison would show an "artificial" rise in profit.
The importance of sediment deposition in the stream and on its banks is related to land degradation in the upper catchment, and to artificial rising of Lake Tana level that creates a backwater effect and sediment deposition in Gumara River.
If anything underlined more blatantly the efforts at engineering an artificial price rise, this was the sale of a small wooden bust carved by Gauguin around 1893. "Jeune Tahitienne" made a prodigious $11.28 million.
Concrete towers, flanked by two artificial lakes, rise around a set-piece square facing the Thames.
Nearly every month sees another artificial satellite rise from the eartn to frolic through the zodiac, doubtless disrupting horoscopes on every side.
If the artificial temperature rise is pushed beyond two degrees, the earth's natural stores of carbon will break down – and be released into the atmosphere.
Also, as the sun baked gardens across the country, John Lewis saw sales of artificial turf rise 29%.
