"heightened status" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a situation where something or someone has gained more importance or prestige. You can use it in various contexts, such as describing a person's social standing, a company's reputation, or the significance of an event. For example: - The CEO's successful business strategies have led to a heightened status for the company in the industry. - After winning the championship, the athlete's heightened status among his peers was evident. - The palace was decorated with lavish furnishings, reflecting the royal family's heightened status in society.
He had achieved heightened status as chairman of the Intelligence Committee after the Sept. 11 attacks.
Two years ago, Russell Crowe rather nastily commented that older actresses should give up on expecting "play the ingénue" ― neither acknowledging the dearth of roles for women over 35 nor the heightened status granted to it girls and ingénues compared to more mature women in the spotlight.
Slutyers doesn't dissect Tonia's mixed-race heritage or elevate her to a heightened status.
Smith has gotten the Baudelaire treatment, achieved a heightened status as a fallen martyr, the kind too sensitive to live.
"Due to China's heightened status in the world, it is no longer the case that I go to Hollywood.
This is consistent with the heightened status of "history" within popular culture in Europe and the US during the past couple of decades.
Echoing some of the conclusions reached by the academic Richard Wilkinson in his latest book on inequality, The Spirit Level, the report also concludes that "greater inequality heightens status competition and status insecurity across all income groups and among both adults and children".
In 40.8% (n = 42) a heightened risk status could not be verified, and in the remaining 30.1% (n = 31) a risk status for the onset of anxiety disorders was present.
For Laktaria, who had dropped out of school at 13, and married at 19, her knowledge about cotton farming heightened her status in the family.
I have been in contact with [Homeland Security] Secretary Ridge, and I would emphasize that, based on the information available, this incident is not terrorist related nor is it related in any way to our nation's heightened alert status.
He said there would not be "one standard approach" to the searches, but that they would be conducted while the trains are moving.. A spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Tom Kelly, said similar sweeps had been conducted during periods of heightened alert status since Sept. 11 and that they created minimal delays.
