The phrase "adopted upon" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion; "adopted" typically pairs with "by" or "into" rather than "upon."
Example: "The new policy was adopted by the committee after much discussion."
Alternatives: "adopted by" or "implemented by".
Montana's original constitution, adopted upon statehood in 1889, was replaced by a new one in 1972.
Then, using the dynamics and constraints, an optimization-based control design can be adopted upon an appropriate receding horizon principle.
Wruss, J. et al. Conformation of receptor adopted upon interaction with virus revealed by site-specific fluorescence quenchers and FRET analysis.
The constitution of The Bahamas, adopted upon independence in 1973, is patterned on the Westminster model i.e., that of the United Kingdom.
An earlier working title, "Year Zero," was discarded; in addition to being the term that the Khmer Rouge adopted upon their takeover of Cambodia, in 1975, "Year Zero" suggested a grandiosity that is not characteristic of Poitras's work.
Each leads to a single stable state denoting the cell fate adopted upon this specific damage.
We present a detailed study of the various stable configurations that hydrogen can adopt upon the surfaces at coverage ratios starting below 1.0, up to the point of their experimental coverage ratios, and beyond.
Thus, the results were consistent despite changing variables that would be expected to influence conformations that proteins adopt upon adsorption to surfaces.
Despite this variability, these proteins adopt upon folding comparable three-dimensional structures, that are characterised by an internal hydrophobic core supporting three protruding fingers [4].
The shapes that these sugars adopt upon binding to their cognate GHs, and the conformational changes that occur along the catalysis reaction coordinate is termed the conformational itinerary.
One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter, which is why it can take years for the UN to adopt agreed-upon resolutions on the definition of a terrorist.
