"raised supply" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an increase in the amount of something that is available. For example, "The government raised supply of testing kits to meet the increased demand for them."
Includes data on number of annual turkeys raised, supply of hatching eggs, cost of production (including feed prices), storage stocks, supplies of other meats, and the production intentions for the coming year.
Although grains are trading well below highs reached this summer when floods pelted the U.S. Corn Belt and raised supply concerns (see "Soggy Corn Weighs Down Ethanol Producers"), world food supply remains tight and global demand is expected to stay strong.
Although grains are trading well below highs reached this summer when floods pelted the U.S. corn belt and raised supply concerns (see "Soggy Corn Weighs Down Ethanol Producers"), world food supply remains tight and global demand over the long term is expected to remain high.
(In 1793 there were probably 5,000 to 8,000 clubs throughout France, with a nominal membership of 500,000). The clubs, as part of the administrative machinery of government, had certain duties: they raised supplies for the army and policed local markets.
This feeds conflict and raises supply risks.
Economists generally assume that higher prices reduce demand but raise supply.
Violence in Iraq continues to raise supply concerns, along with the financial state of Russian oil giant Yukos.
Remove the environmental regulations, the industry says, and it will drill wells, raising supplies and lowering prices.
The company is planning to add shifts and increase overtime at plants in Michigan and Missouri to raise supplies of the Escape sport utility vehicle and the Focus compact car, two of its most fuel-efficient models.
At a recent conference in Madrid, Christophe de Margerie, the chief executive of the French company Total, said the world would be hard-pressed to raise supplies beyond 95 million barrels a day by 2020.
She decided to take action and raise supplies and funds for those families solely.
