'soared dramatically' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has risen or increased rapidly and significantly. Example: The stock prices soared dramatically after the company announced record-breaking profits. In this sentence, 'soared dramatically' emphasizes the sudden and significant increase in the stock prices.
On the other hand, did you know that onion sales have soared dramatically?
The enrollment in all schools, especially in secondary schools, has soared dramatically since Ghana achieved self-government.
And lastly, the industry is trapped in a marketing and sales arms-race that has diverted resources from research and provoked a public backlash.This mixture of difficulties explains why the cost of bringing new drugs to market has soared dramatically.
Stock soared dramatically during the tech bubble.
Since then, compensation for CEOs has soared dramatically.
Although money from special-interest political action committees has grown steadily, it soared dramatically in the last two years, according to the study conducted for the Los Angeles Times.
Critics began to fall for her darkly laced, almost surrealistic songs and her soaring, dramatically powerful voice.
Lime futures soar dramatically, and Goldman Sachs, which planted the error online, profits handsomely on lime futures trading.
With valuations of many privately held tech companies having soared so dramatically in recent years, the amount of capital needed to buy employee options has escalated at an unprecedented pace for employees at a variety of places.
The number of privately held companies to pass the billion-dollar valuation mark has soared so dramatically in recent years that it's nearly impossible to keep track of them or make sense of their unprecedented financing rounds.
Expenses associated with undergraduate and medical education have soared, increasing dramatically faster than the general cost of living.
