"delivered upon" is a valid phrase in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you might say: "The package was delivered upon arrival at the post office."
Written critique delivered upon payment.
– was never delivered upon.
(Ice will be delivered upon request).
David Riley, head of Fitch's sovereign ratings said that the deficit reduction plans, "if delivered upon, will materially strengthen confidence in UK public finances and its AAA status".
And despite the assurances of this administration, I've seen nothing that will assure me that the projected benefits of this congestion plan will ever be delivered upon.
At the urging of American officials, Mr. Abbas also included such language in a speech he delivered upon assuming office on April 29.
Given Kiev's political orientation at that time, it was a sweetener China that did not expect to have to deliver upon, as it knew the likelihood of a nuclear attack by the West on Ukraine was virtually impossible.
Only the more animated Here it Comes Again finds them delivering upon that early promise.
Each is assigned two potential lines to deliver upon encountering a stranger in a certain scenario.
We are at the prefect intersection of tools and capability to deliver upon this possibility.
It contains and delivers upon a promise of escape — not from anything in particular, but to an otherworldly, more ordered place whose very rules are encoded into all that you notice and touch.
