"raise publicity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the action of increasing awareness about a certain topic, event, or person. For example, "The company decided to hire an experienced PR team in order to raise publicity for their new product launch."
As the march turned into a sit-in, she told me their aim was to "raise publicity as much as we can... the general public doesn't always know about the situation". .
David Sherborne, acting for the singer, claimed that the "extremely serious" and "highly defamatory" allegations were designed purely to raise publicity for the magazine.
It is certainly something to raise publicity, but there is also the hope that the ICC will, as a result, at least launch an investigation into this affair".
"The angle we are taking is not to raise publicity and name and shame — it is more about quietly working on the ground level," says Hong, director of the Pegasus Project.
Ms. Pugliese also added that at least three indigenous communities have held welcoming ceremonies for refugees, and elders have helped to coordinate donations for them, though she notes that the ceremonies also helped to raise publicity about First Nations communities.
Although the online school is already available to Texans and everyone else in the United States, a state-based presence (a local office housing a chancellor, recruiters, and advisers) will raise publicity for the still largely unknown school.
After a day of sessions on topics including fund-raising, publicity and public speaking, the attendees head into Speed Pitch, where they each have the opportunity to present their ideas, in rapid-fire succession, to professionals from the nonprofit, educational and finance sectors.
High-profile cases lead to increased publicity, raise public awareness of abuse and produce more complaints of abuse, which in turn increase individual caseloads and put stress on the system.
"Recent NGO fund-raising publicity has incorrect data and ignores the important progress so far," he said in a statement on Tuesday, referring to nongovernmental organizations.
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, 1 Sept 2005 – UNICEF Turkmenistan has joined Government ministries in marking Turkmenistan's National Breastfeeding Week from 1-7 Septhrough through events and publicity to raise public awareness of the importance to children's health and development of breastfeeding.
"Knowledge that GCHQ exploits these products and the scale of our capability would raise public awareness generating unwelcome publicity for us and our political masters".
