The phrase "elevated by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been raised or improved by a particular factor or influence.
Example: "The artist's work was elevated by a newfound appreciation for modern techniques."
Alternatives: "enhanced by a" or "improved by a".
Everyone, everything seems elevated by a movie about which there is something intangible, miraculous.
Mahi-mahi is a fine piece of fish elevated by a squash blossom blimp hiding a lamb tamale inside.
The story of Shah's year of restoration is full of charm and humour, elevated by a consistent sense of the beauty and mystery of everyday life.
The Titans have been elevated by a reinvigorated Chris Johnson at running back, while the Colts continue to benefit from Andrew Luck's impressive start to his career.
DVD & Blu-ray, New Wave Patchy police corruption drama, co-written by James Ellroy, elevated by a ine performance by Woody Harrelson.
You've probably heard this story before, but I'm going to tell it again because its eternal hilarity has, remarkably, been elevated by a newfound topicality.
Elevated by a stone wall and a higher stone platform, the statue makes you look, invites you in.
The film conductivity (1 × 10− 3 Scm− 1) is therefore elevated by an order of six, compared with pure LiFePO4 (10− 9 Scm− 1).
ETS tracers were detected in 23 of 38 homes where smoking was unrestricted and occupants included smokers and, when detected, PM concentrations were elevated by an average of 15 μg m−3.
The result is a production even more fantastically soapy than the first, visually elevated by an apocalyptic video-game look in which the orgiastic sex and violence are presented with a studied, syncopated choreography.
Specifically, for every ring elevated by an additional mm, the phase value decreases by (because the distance is travelled twice in reflection mode).
