"raised input" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an increase in a quantity or level of input, especially in a discussion of a business, economics, or finance topic. For example, "The company's profits have been bolstered by their raised input in the industry over the last ten years."
The tax will raise input prices for American businesses, increasing their operational costs and putting pressure on profit margins.This is likely to feed through into weaker wage and employment growth, leading to poorer retail sales and declining economic growth.
In intracellular recordings in vivo (Fig. 1A), the amplitudes of evoked spikes are lowered by raising input intensity (1B) and the amplitudes of spontaneous spikes in bursts appear a progressive decrease (1C).
Land having no significant limitations to sustained application of a given use, or only minor limitations that will not significantly reduce productivity or benefits and will not raise inputs above an acceptable level.
All thanks to Trump's steel tariffs, which have sharply raised its input costs.
We raised the input voltage to the NMOS gates to 7V with a 5V supply to the H-Bridge.
A raised cosine input function was used to model the pyruvate bolus.
More precisely, vertical integration may create incentives for foreclusion, increase providers' (upstream) market concentration and consequently raise the input prices for nonintegrated insurers (downstream firms): the so-called "raise rivals' cost" effect [5].
Raise the input one control until you reach the maximum allowable setting on your meter.
The increasing welding heat input raised the MDT frequency and the energy input by the metal droplet transferred into the molten pool.
This is the only way to break the current vicious circle which prevents farmers from transacting in the food markets due to low productivity and thus in purchasing modern farm inputs to raise the productivity.
