"raised with respect to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a comparison or contrast being made. For example, "The rate of interest on this loan was raised with respect to the loan last year."
A criticism sometimes raised with respect to the Fitts list is that it is outdated.
Ashley said, "And there was never a question raised with respect to the propriety of that".
"The concerns that have been raised with respect to the Javits land sales are natural and understandable," Mr. Foye said.
There will be a current if the temperature of one of the junctions is raised with respect to that of the second.
However, two concerns that are often raised with respect to evaporative cooling equipment are their on-site water use and the impact of poor water quality on their performance.
The prime minister said he accepted her apology but was asking Allan to "consider the issues that have been raised with respect to the ministerial code and to provide advice to me as rapidly as possible".
European regulators are keen to see standards raised with respects to sustainable investing and reporting, says Gill Lofts, wealth and asset management partner at EY.
We can set aside the difficulties that such a view raises with respect to morality.
In many cases, these may be reasonable suspicions and important issues to raise with respect to the quality of ELSI research programs.
So, the doubt that Descartes raises with respect to clear and distinct perceptions does not extend to the moments at which one is actually enjoying them.
Lack of knowledge on the structural fire performance of cold-formed steel tubular sections has raised concerns with respect to fire safety designs.
