The phrase "a blessing upon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are expressing good wishes or positive sentiments towards someone or something.
Example: "May there be a blessing upon your journey as you embark on this new adventure."
Alternatives: "a blessing for" or "a blessing to".
Her life was a blessing upon her family and upon her myriad friends of all ages.
May his memory be for a blessing upon us and our works in this behalf.
This would bestow a blessing upon him or her ― maybe to help them get a new job, recover more quickly from surgery or aid in the conception of a child.
We, the people of the State of New Jersey, grateful to Almighty God for the civil and religious liberty which He hath so long permitted us to enjoy, and looking to Him for a blessing upon our endeavors to secure and transmit the same unimpaired to succeeding generations, do ordain and establish this Constitution.
After an enforced almost decade-long hiatus due to severe complications from Graves' disease (she once claimed the condition made it impossible for her to even hold a pen), witnessing Elliott in her most fun and seemingly healthiest form was a blessing bestowed upon an otherwise staid first half featuring Perry's theatrics.
Wood's mother, Glenna Snider, said the inheritance was a blessing bestowed upon her daughter somewhat by chance.
As I filled a shopping cart with the sundries needed for the coming week's trials, the only question on my mind was "how many Pulitzers can one article win?" I started my journey with a substance that I thought would offer both a palate cleansing baseline and a potential blessing upon the entire endeavor: holy water.
They then conferred a Sufi blessing upon each other, and Ashleigh Tanner, the bridegroom's 19-year-old daughter, gave a Bible reading chosen by Vera Brown, his 93-year-old grandmother.
A blessing has been bestowed upon the venture and its technology from SBC, also known as Southwestern Bell sbc, which has committed to either putting in $500 million or buying up to 10% of the Williams Communications unit.
Non-denominational and often associated with megachurches, this movements presents wealth as a blessing from God, bestowed upon the most deserving.
Not one who cannot read but one who ran read -and worse, can write - 22,000 pages to prove that supersonic flights are a blessing, and not a curse, upon mankind.
