The phrase "as escalated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a situation or issue has been raised to a higher level of urgency or importance, often in a business or conflict resolution setting.
Example: "The issue was brought to management as escalated due to its impact on project timelines."
Alternatives: "as raised" or "as heightened".
We filmed the return of 50 Rank 1 wasps, classing fights as "escalated" if they lasted for more than 4 seconds, and/or if they included a "falling fight" whereby both wasps fall from the nest whilst grappling [17].
Of the 19 cutaneous melanoma patients treated with 320 IU m− (either as starting dose or as escalated dose at any time), 4 had response, whereas none of the 17 patients had response when the dosage was always <320 IU m−, P=0.65 (Fisher's exact test).
The dollar rose against the euro as escalating violence in the Middle East drove investors to the currency's safety.
As escalating food prices threaten an additional 100 million people with hunger, a new concept of humanitarian aid is required.
What we see today as escalating commercial nationalism is simply the last violent death rattle of an obsolete institution.
What we see today as escalating commercial nationalism is simply the last violent death rattle of an obsolete institution….
Rising energy costs, both actual and unaccounted for, as well as escalating financial and climate events are putting advanced societies in a state of continual disruption.
Thus, narratives which focus upon the taciturn individualist and the wily lawyer (such as Hrafnkels Saga [Jónsson, 1945]) present colliding world views, as well as escalating feuds.
America has never seen so great an innovation spur as escalating petroleum prices.
As well as escalating costs, the work took 12 months longer than originally planned due to unforeseen and unavoidable work.
Candidates will likely be asked about the dangers in Syria, as well as escalating tensions related to Russia and North Korea.
