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"this rise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe either a physical or figurative rise in level, status, or activity. For example: "This rise in temperatures over the past few days has been concerning."
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I've personally witnessed this rise.
And after this rise, its fall?
What is behind this rise?
How should we plan for this rise?
This rise coincided with increasing global temperatures.
But this rise was predictable and predicted.
Why is there this rise in allergies?
This rise is part of Labour's legacy.
What's behind this rise in charitable giving?
"First-time buyers are bearing the brunt of this rise.
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Chinese have much to be proud of from this rise.
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