The phrase "are organized upon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the basis or foundation on which something is arranged or structured.
Example: "The events are organized upon a series of principles that guide our decision-making process."
Alternatives: "are based on" or "are structured around".
Phase II and III gradually build upon this initial knowledge foundation with clinical skills training as well as rotations, and are organized around organ systems.
Depending upon how they are organized, graduate training programs may present students with anything from a dozen to a few hundred faculty members who are approved to be thesis mentors.
Here, we found that many of the genes that are differentially expressed upon exposure to temperature stresses are organized into clusters of regulation.
We are gradually more dependent upon such information and communications infrastructures, and the threats we face are organized and exploit our dependency by the attackers or cyber criminals.
Matrices are organized accordingly.
Mouse and human Hox genes are organized in four genomic clusters (HoxA to HoxD), where the relative position of the genes strongly impacts upon their patterns of expression.
This cascade attitude control approach is organized based upon two closed loops including the inner and the outer loops.
In a word, the control technique proposed here is organized based upon an inner closed loop control to handle the angular rates in the three axes and the corresponding outer closed loop to handle the rotational angles in the same three axes, as well.
(1 where ( varvec{X} ) is taken as the state vector and ( varvec{u} ) is organized based upon ( tau_{i} ) and ( I_{i} ), i.e. the ( ith;;i = x, y ) and ( z )-axis torque and the corresponding moments of inertial regarding the same space system.
VAECO was organized mainly upon the amalgamation of the A75 and A76 aircraft maintenance bases.
