The phrase "a starting point upon which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a foundational idea or concept that serves as a basis for further development or discussion.
Example: "This research serves as a starting point upon which we can build our future studies and explore new avenues of inquiry."
Alternatives: "a foundation on which" or "a basis for".
Knowing the amount of allowable increases over a period of years, of course, is of little use unless the tenant has a starting point upon which to base his or her calculations.
And so some amount of basic income should be guaranteed to everyone -- universally -- as a starting point upon which all can earn additional income.
This finding suggests that these elements, which require internally-motivated behaviour and are associated with both being a professional doctor and a good doctor, should be a starting point upon which medical educators can scaffold discussion about professionalism.
So it is a reasonable starting point upon which a fully coherent and complete theory of evolutionary development can be based.
In the third place, Mill is fully prepared to allow one to count not merely sensations but also perceptions of material objects to be part of the observational starting point upon which our system of knowledge is constructed.
Keeping these measures in the economy next year is the least we can do -- that's the starting point upon which to build other job growth ideas, like FAST! Update: A commenter asked the good question: how do the PTH and UI have an impact on unemployment?
Our findings present a starting point from which to understand the nature of colorectal cancer upon work, the impact and the adaptations patients and employers make when facing this disease.
"Now we have a starting point from which to proceed," he said.
In the worst case, at least, provides a starting point on which to discuss.
Suppose that (x_{0}) is a starting point for which assumptions (H1) and (H2) hold.
This baseline data serves as a starting point from which to make informed decisions.
