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"we have escalated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that a problem or situation has become more serious or intense, or been handled or managed to a higher level, such as by involving higher-ranking personnel. For example, "We have escalated the issue to the head of our department for further action".
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"That's because to a certain extent we have escalated when things move away from a pattern of improvement.
"We have escalated, we have gone to the organisations not just in Belfast but across the Province which means that we are going to look closely at the functioning of accident and emergency departments and the steps that we know make them work better and to see what is obstructing those steps being in place".
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The numbers have escalated since then.
Pharmacy costs have escalated enormously.
Gig prices have escalated as a result.
Anyhow, the situation appears to have escalated.
Property values all over Long Island have escalated.
"The needs have escalated dramatically," she said.
Intimations of sex and drugs have escalated into Dionysian tableaus.
In the past year, the arguments have escalated nationwide.
Wholesale food costs, meanwhile, have escalated 25 percent over the past five years.
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