"upped from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an increase in something, such as price or speed. For example, "The shipping cost was upped from $5 to $10."
"A handful of shootouts and bombings later, the criminal stakes have upped from dirtbag coke dealers to a Pakistani terror cell.
It will show that scientists have upped from "very likely" to "extremely likely" their judgement that it is human activity, rather than natural variations, which have caused most of the rise in global temperatures since 1951.
The smaller 7in Kindle Fire HDX sports a full HD, 1920x1200 display - matching the resolution on the new Google Nexus 7 - and a 2.2GHz quad-core processor (upped from last year's dual-core 1.2GHz) and 2GB of RAM.
More recently, to the east, he approved the masterplan for the huge Barking Riverside regeneration after the "affordable" proportion of the possible 10,000 new homes there was upped from 28%to35%5%.
Wawrinka's first serve percentage has been upped from 44% in the first set to 73% in the second, but he has still hit just 11 winners compared to 22 unforced errors.
He has demanded that the charges against him be upped from vandalism to terrorism, in keeping with what he argued was established practice for men setting fire to doors.
