"drawing upon insights" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when someone is using their knowledge or understanding of a subject to inform or support their ideas or actions. Example: The author's argument was strengthened by their adeptness at drawing upon insights from various fields, resulting in a well-rounded and convincing thesis.
Drawing upon insights from behavioural economics, we propose that consumers underestimate potential gains and overestimate potential financial losses resulting from electricity use.
Drawing upon insights from evolutionary economics, we derive hypothesis on the role of R&D alliances and individual scientific collaborations in influencing a firm's innovative direction and its position relative to the industry's innovation focus.
This study specifically explores the strengths and weaknesses of landscape visualisation techniques in environmental planning by drawing upon insights from the multi-agency Lower Murray Landscape Futures (LMLF) integrated modelling and analysis project in south-eastern Australia.
Drawing upon insights from psychoanalytic theory, resistance here denotes that which opposes what we seek to overcome (Rycroft 1968/1972).
We draw upon insights from adjacent 'practice research' and suggest how capabilities and practice studies may complement each other in future research on the evolution of routines.
Best known as Mulla Sadra, he was later given the title of Sadr al-Muta'allihin (Master of the theosists) for his approach to philosophy that combined an interest in theology and drew upon insights from mystical intuition.
In this paper, we draw upon insights from the sense-making literature to consider the management of complex long-term service-led engineering projects, which combine the supply of capital goods or infrastructure with a long-term service provision.
Some commentators have drawn upon insights from medicalization analyses to identify overdiagnosis and 'disease mongering', particularly by the pharmaceutical industry intent on creating new disease categories to sell drugs (10).
Drawing upon recent insights from the public policy literature, this policy letter sets out five particularly demanding areas of concern: (i) constructing a resonating policy frame, (ii) formulating policy goals, (iii) involving relevant sectors and levels, (iv) the question of what constitutes optimal policy integration, and (v) designing a consistent mix of policy instruments.
Insights into vegetation-atmosphere relationships can advance, and draw upon, many disciplines.
There are pitifully few hopes to draw upon, though.
