The phrase "ascended above" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something rising to a higher position or level, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The leader ascended above the challenges faced by the organization, inspiring others to follow."
Alternatives: "rose above" or "elevated beyond".
With that, the digits in his batting average,.158, ascended above those in his E.R.A., 1.55.
ON NEW YEAR'S DAY 2015, A BALLOON-BORNE SPACECRAFT ascended above Antarctica and snapped crisp photos of space, unobscured by the humidity of Earth's atmosphere.
But love always seems to win out in the Noble/Webster world-view: 'We've ascended above the trash,' Webster has said of The Undesirables, while The New Barbarians (the pair as prehistoric man and woman), apparently proves that love and social relationships are both intrinsic to humanity, and old as the species itself.
At the northeastern side (NE direction), the PDC ascended above the Kengamine Peak and overflowed ~600 m from the highest point down the slope of ~12° (Figs. 4, 5).
Walt thinks he's ascended above such petty concerns.
When Clayton Kershaw contemplated his future, and the prospect of entering free agency for the first time this week, two priorities ascended above all else: family and winning.
Start with the bottom left of the hoof, when the leg ascends above and the hoof line extends to the right.
Let me ascend above my fate and work down upon my world.
The glow settles on the Harlem River's black, light-spangled surface and reaches toward the airplanes ascending above.
On the screen he performed the song while ascending above a heavenly choir, ending with arms outstretched like a crucifix.
Its practitioners rarely ascend above 20 feet, preferring to test their strength, endurance and puzzle skills against low-rising formations with few obvious holds.
