The phrase 'been continuously raised' is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it to describe a situation in which something has been growing or increasing over an extended period of time. For example, "Since the 1960s, global temperatures have been continuously raised."
The need for newer gastrointestinal (GI) stents has been continuously raised.
Published evidence on safety testing presented by the industry has generally been recognized by EFSA as sufficient for regulatory purpose, despite the fact that several potentially conflicting issues have been continuously raised by independent researchers [19, 20, 28, 33 35, 52, 86].
Grave questions regarding this program have been continuously raised by expert researchers.
Lack of scientific evidence and information on training opportunities were important points that were continuously raised by GPs in both countries.
DE was initiated at P21 for 2 days, while control (NR) animals were continuously raised in the normal lighted condition for the same duration.
Larvae were continuously raised on Rapamycin/DMSO containing food and dissected at third larval instar stage for bouton analysis.
While government policies and delivery programmes are trying to meet the need, a number of challenges, including increasing urbanisation and levels of poverty are continuously raising the demand.
On the other side, while the health care market is continuously raising, the manufacturing industry, specially the automotive one, is facing a strongly negative trend under production and sales point of view.
The bar is continuously being raised, and once raised, it is not lowered without disruption and upsetting clinicians.
During the last years, the computational capabilities of smart mobile devices have been continuously improved by hardware vendors, raising new opportunities for mobile application engineers.
Similar to MoS2, the question of active sites on amorphous MoS x has been unavoidably and continuously raised.
