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"artificially raised" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to describe someone or something that has been deliberately established or manipulated. For example, "The population of the town was artificially raised due to immigration."
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The funds artificially raised the company's profit to keep it above the required percentage of debt.
It's a moot point whether artworks appropriated in this way are artificially raised in value, or suffer from association.
The Soviet Union's growth was artificially raised by massive industrial output that ended up having little use.
Ours was artificially raised by mortgage-backed securities, collateralized debt obligations and even the occasional Ponzi scheme.
Walker recited, "The price of a stock is artificially raised when subjected to something other than ordinary market forces".
It would be yet another false dawn if the scheme artificially raised house prices or further risked the stability of banks".
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"It's when you promote a stock for the purpose of artificially raising its price".
A subsidy allows a business to cut prices and artificially raise demand.
The division, RT Capital, admitted to pushing up the price of shares with trades late in the day to artificially raise the performance of its portfolios.
MDMA seems to work by artificially raising patients' moods, and making it easier for them to recall and discuss the experiences that caused PTSD.
The problem is that, intentionally or not, the titles artificially raise our expectations, so it's even worse when they turn out to be wrong.
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