"raise hypotheses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to propose possible explanations for a phenomenon or state. For example, "In order to better understand adolescent behavior, let's raise hypotheses about the various factors that might contribute to it."
Classical geomorphological models identify regional erosion surfaces and raise hypotheses, currently abandoned but largely untested, about the cumulative effects of tectonics and climate on the evolution of continental landscapes.
The cross sectional nature of the study implies that we cannot infer causality because the temporality of the associations is unknown, but we can raise hypotheses and strengthen other evidence.
These findings nevertheless raise hypotheses that merit further investigation.
Nonetheless, such differences help us to raise hypotheses for further tests.
Further studies should encompass much more granular geographic data to confirm our findings and raise hypotheses to explain them.
Observational analyses can raise hypotheses about harm and in many cases they can provide reassurance about harm.
We feel that the data sources used are more appropriate to raise hypothesis about how to calculate median life of clinical reports and its' information than to test them.
To inspect the raised hypotheses, we performed the Mann Whitney Wilcoxon two-independent-samples tests.
These papers provide an interesting overview of the changes and have raised hypotheses on the role of different factors that determine the susceptibility to the effect of heat.
Our investigation raises hypotheses to be pursued in larger scale analysis of superspreading, such as whether demographic factors including female sex and older age are consistently associated with higher risk of transmitting to large numbers of others.
These observations and the raised hypothesis initiate the need of further investigations.
