"consulted upon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of discussing or consulting with someone about a decision or plan, usually in the context of a business or professional setting. For example: "The project team consulted upon and agreed on a timeline for each phase of development."
It has been designed, consulted upon and granted permission, and contracts have been signed and land acquired.
Ofcom defended its move, which will be consulted upon after responses on the proposals close on 30 January 2017.
There is no denying that the HRA was inadequately consulted upon and even more weakly promoted (when ministers weren't directly undermining it).
"We were not consulted in their being up, and we were not consulted upon their removal," said Walter Mankoff, co-chairman of the board's transportation planning committee.
The strategy makes no reference to Delivering Race Equality (DRE), the Department of Health's widely consulted upon five-year mental health action plan which ended in 2010.
The Magi were consulted upon it, and said that its meaning reached to the whole earth, and that all mankind would become his servants.
And he was right to consult upon making forced marriage a crime in its own right.
After wishing upon a star and then consulting upon a lawyer or two, the producers of the animated comedy "Family Guy" have been vindicated by a federal judge's dismissal of a lawsuit that said they had infringed upon a classic song from the Disney movie "Pinocchio," The Associated Press reported.
Second, instead of proposing an additional bill of rights which could cause confusion, the Lib Dems will express strong support for a written constitution in their manifesto as, among other reasons, the vehicle for consulting upon additional rights to the HRA and the mechanisms for enforcing them.
Besides the constant visual metaphor of the obscuring bonnets, there are the intervening moments devoted to their chores (laundry, grinding coffee) and wide shots from their point of view that suggest their exclusion from major decision making, like when Meek and the men consult upon arriving at a lake that proves unpotable.
"In 1645, the New England Colonies met by representatives to consult upon the Indian problem, and appointed a Council of War; Capt.
