The phrase "has called forth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been brought into existence or has emerged as a result of a particular situation or action.
Example: "The recent events in the community have called forth a strong response from local leaders."
Alternatives: "has prompted" or "has elicited".
The period from 1940 on has called forth a bewildering array of talented writers and artist-writers.
"This is history's greatest theme: the metastasis of exchange, specialization and the invention it has called forth, the 'creation' of time".
Suddenly he is thrilled anew that the review has called forth impressive work from a young scholar on the other side of the earth.
It has called forth ordinary citizens, like Rosa Parks; government officials, like Daniel Ellsberg and Mark Felt; and statesmen, like Martin Luther King.
The crisis has called forth a cottage industry of volunteerism, with parents seeking to scrape together money in bake sales and auctions to restore art and music programs.
Two trifling examples: he garbles the story of Huey Long's last meeting with Roosevelt and few British historians will agree that in 1945 Churchill "was shunted out of office by a people more weary of sacrifice than warmed by gratitude .Yet Mr Kennedy knows his period, and is also an expert in the vast accumulation of scholarship which it has called forth.
Meanwhile, whole new fields like computer and systems technology have called forth new managerial skills.
For example, the most obvious thing to Shakespeare, writing in 1600, was that the market had called forth new kinds of behaviour and morality.
In Basel, open wallets had called forth wonderful objects, from Cézanne drawings to the concerted efforts of contemporary artists to make intelligent, lovely things that people can take home.
Had objection been made in this case during the officer's testimony about the search, it would have called forth of its own force the specific answer that the wife had given her permission and, in turn, the assertion that the permission was ineffective.
While alone she stands no chance against the insidiously powerful "Babbage Society," these self-appointed lords of history have called forth their own enemies: knowledgeable insiders who oppose the Society's ends-justify-the-means philosophy and who take Sarah under their wing.
