"raised dramatically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing something that increased significantly over a certain period of time, or perhaps over a single instance. For example, "The number of people attending the conference this year was raised dramatically compared to last year's attendance."
The stakes have been raised dramatically.
"Standards need to be raised dramatically.
McConaughey's profile was raised dramatically during the course of True Detective's production as he picked up the Oscar for Best Actor with Dallas Buyers Club.
But a striking feature commissioners have noticed on their tours this winter is that many workers on the minimum wage do not claim that it ought to be raised dramatically.
During the last years, the power densities of automotive fuel cell systems have been raised dramatically.
When patients were classified according to PCT categories (arbitrarily defined as PCT < 5 µg/L, PCT between 5 and 19.9 µg/L, PCT between 20 and 31.9 µg/L, and PCT ≥ 32 µg/L), we observed that mortality raised dramatically only in patients with PCT ≥ 32 µg/L, while ICU transfer was not affected by PCT value (Fig. 3).
However, while such measures have helped to raise dramatically the recycling rate of plastic bottles especially those made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and high-density polyethylene (HDPE less than 5 percent of all plastic products are recycled after first use.
So much so, that the benevolent president decided to raise dramatically the salaries of government employees and examine possible relaxation of the emergency laws in place since 1963.
[At] 123 yards, the expectation raises dramatically into: you are on that tee and you are a professional golfer; it's your job and you're expected to hit this green at 123 yards.
We predict that as more piscine epd sequences isolated from tissues other than brain become available, the support value for this group will raise dramatically.
For farmers able to produce corn (maize), it raised prices dramatically.
