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Discover Ludwig"gave rise" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when something has caused an action to happen. For example, "The new law gave rise to many protests across the country."
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This gave rise to criticism.
This effort gave rise to considerable debate.
It gave rise to several unpublished notes.
Joe's what gave rise to that.
This gave rise to the term Poplarism.
That gave rise to other questions.
But Morris gave rise eventually to E.O.
That gave rise to a question.
Moreover catalytic decarbonylation reactions gave rise to increased gas yields.
As Howe shows, however, the destruction gave rise to creativity.
All peptides gave rise to a vigorous antibody response.
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