Is either 霊験【れいげん】 or あらたか used outside of the phrase 霊験【れいげん】あらたか
"miraculous"? (I believe れいけん is also a possible reading of 霊験?)

[The goo辞書 entry for
あらたか](http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/jn2/7208/m0u/%E3%81%82%E3%82%89%E3%81%9F%E3%81%8B/)
has 「霊験―な神」 as its example phrase, and [the entry for
霊験](http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/jn2/234123/m0u/%E9%9C%8A%E9%A8%93/) has
「―あらたか」. I'm also not seeing much else for either word alone on Google besides
companies named あらたか and proper-noun looking things like books named 霊験記.

(I know this isn't a terribly interesting question; it's just that I have
霊験あらたか on a flashcard for some reason and I'm wondering whether I should learn
it as two separate words or as one indecomposable phrase.)
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words set-phrases collocations
Is either 霊験 or あらたか used outside the phrase 霊験あらたか?
Daring to answer this without looking at anything...

Basically I recognize this 霊験あらたか as a set phrase. I can hardly expect あらたか
used, except directly after 霊験. I feel I hear れいけん more often than れいげん, but I
believe both readings are okay.

霊験 is uncommon, and I'm not very sure about how to use 霊験 combined with other
words. If I saw something like "霊験を感じる", "富士山の霊験", or "霊験溢れる森", I would feel
that's not so unnatural. but I can't say this is "correct" or not unless I
google.
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「霊験のある」and「効験あらたか」came up to my mind.

However, I think these expressions are not so common.
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