The phrase "affirmed upon" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in legal or formal contexts where one is confirming or validating something based on a specific condition or event.
Example: "The decision was affirmed upon the review of the evidence presented during the trial."
Alternatives: "confirmed based on" or "validated upon".
This decree was affirmed upon appeal to the supreme court of the state.
As President Obama affirmed, upon accepting his party's nomination for president, no less: "Climate change is not a hoax.
In this action to recover the excess so paid, the shipper recovered a judgment which was affirmed upon appeal.
730, 54 L.Ed.2d 759 (1978) (preliminary injunction affirmed upon a finding that irreparable injury may be presumed when copyright is infringed).
It had been incorporated pursuant to the judgment of the circuit court, as in the act provided, and this judgment had been affirmed upon appeal.
The challenged judgment, I think, should be affirmed upon the theory that, subsequent to the enabling amendment of June 25 , 1930 both parties recognized an existing obligation to observe the terms of the pledge agreement, and on this understanding maintained the relationship of debtor and creditor.
Two opinions discuss the merits of the controversy; the last affirmed conviction upon the earlier ones.
The convictions of Johnson and Cassidy became final six years ago, when the New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed them upon direct appeal 4 and the time expired for petitioners to seek certiorari from the decision.
The Court of Appeals reversed his conviction upon a conspiracy count, one judge dissenting, but affirmed his convictions upon three substantive counts, one judge dissenting.
That court, all the justices concurring, held that the action was not against the United States, but affirmed the judgment upon other grounds.
Burning Bodies analyses how the accounts of burning heretics alive referenced, affirmed, and elaborated upon wider discourses of community and eschatology.
