"rapidly raised" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has grown quickly or dramatically, for example, "The number of people attending the rally rapidly raised."
It rapidly raised twice the £7,000 target.
The discovery that the flow of glaciers could increase so rapidly raised the prospect that a major meltdown and accompanying rise in sea levels might be accomplished much faster than many scientists had expected in centuries rather than millennia.
This helped establish the now-mandatory open-source approach that has rapidly raised the quality of the competition".In the past couple of years," Dr Veloso opines, "one of the big changes is that we are starting to analyse real football tactics and strategy, to devise our own".
Nearly 11 months ago, Saks removed a "poison pill" aimed at averting a potential hostile takeover by Mr. Slim, who had rapidly raised his stake in the company when the shares fell below $3 in November 2008, during the global financial crisis.
Research interests on radiosensitive property of gold nanoparticles (GNPs) are rapidly raised because of the extensively proved in vitro effectiveness and clinical necessity.
Moody's said its A1 ratings (the fifth-highest) and stable outlook reflected successful reforms that have rapidly raised national income, propelled China's exports–now second only to Germanys and boosted foreign exchange reserves.
The American authorities acted quickly, making their banks write down bad debts and rapidly raise more capital.
They see what is coming, and they are either rapidly raising prices or getting out of the industry altogether.
Clients of the software companies that Computer Associates had acquired often complained that Computer Associates cut technical support and service for their programs while rapidly raising its fees.
Of course, if they move in the other direction and rapidly raise their annual borrowing, a marginal subset of these economies could move from safe to unsafe status.
In 1992, 517 foreign firms were registered with the SEC; in 2002, there were more than 1,300.But Parmalat is rapidly raising awareness of such jurisdictional risks.
