The phrase "is elevated for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone being given a higher status or position. Example: John's hard work and dedication to the company were recognized and he was elevated for his exceptional performance, receiving a promotion to a higher position within the company.
Because a user's blood pressure is elevated for up to 72 hours, the risk of small-scale strokes or heart attacks increases tenfold.
During the post-exercise period, oxygen consumption is elevated for a period of time as a result of homeostasis disruption caused by exercise.
In some of these high-risk driving situations, risk is elevated for drivers of all ages (e.g., late night driving), in others risk is elevated more for teens than adults (e.g., driving after consuming alcohol), and in others the risk is unique to teen drivers (e.g., having passengers).
Sometimes, if that is elevated for a while (maybe a month), we've found that the brain can actually make new connections, and areas can connect to other parts of the brain that they don't normally connect to.
The single-piece, bird-proof polycarbonate bubble canopy provides 360° all-round visibility, with a 40° look-down angle over the side of the aircraft, and 15° down over the nose (compared to the common 12 13° of preceding aircraft); the pilot's seat is elevated for this purpose.
Here we demonstrate that the critical chromatic fusion frequency is elevated for retinal color changes generated by pursuit-induced background motion relative to the same changes generated by an object motion during eye fixation.
Pandemic-associated mortality rates were elevated for all age groups, including for adults >50 years of age; elevation from baseline was highest for young adults.
In many parts of the world, airborne pollution levels are very high and can be elevated for long periods of time.
The primary screening tool is a blood test that detects a protein, known as prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, that is elevated when cancer is present but can be elevated for other reasons as well.
The problem with screening is that levels of P.S.A. can be elevated for reasons having nothing to do with prostate cancer.
The higher rate of arrhythmias began three days after the attack, was elevated for a month and then returned to the pre-attack level, said the study's authors, who reported their findings today at the American Heart Association's meeting here.
