"circumstances raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to events or situations that have resulted in some kind of change. For example, "The new tax laws have raised circumstances that necessitate a review of our budget."
"It is not anticipated that any other future cases will be impacted by the circumstances raised in the grievances of these two players," Major League Baseball said in a statement.
We coach and play and write about it, too.' " Gerry Bradley, the family patriarch, grew up in meager circumstances, raised by foster parents, and played minor league baseball as a catcher before serving in the Korean War, where he won a Purple Heart in the frigid and protracted Battle of Chosin Reservoir, Scott Bradley said.
In both circumstances, raised intracellular triacylglycerol stores coexist with normal insulin sensitivity.
And number three, I will not, under any circumstances, raise taxes on middle-income families.
But, in fact, these circumstances raise the possibility of a sham transaction.
"These circumstances raise a lot of questions that have not been answered," Mr. Binger said.
For any unforeseen exam circumstances, raise your hand to alert the proctor, who will make a note of it.
The circumstances raise "substantial doubt about our ability to continue as a going concern," Xerox said in the filing.
For instance, in an interview with Fortune, he said: "I will under no circumstances raise taxes on the middle class".
"The circumstances raise suspicion that the attack had an Islamic motivation," the federal prosecutor's office in Karlsruhe, Germany, said in a statement on Thursday.
There is his history of evolving ideologically along with changing political circumstances, raising a flag among those Tea Partiers who demand steadfast principles.
