The phrase "hailed upon" is not proper English
It does not appear to be a phrase in common usage. You would not use it in written English.
10] by the delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention here, who voted unanimously to demand a Congressional amendment to the Wagner National Labor Relations Act, hailed upon its enactment three years ago as the Magna Charta of Labor.
Although it did not enter any charts, Hell Awaits was hailed upon its release as Slayer's most progressive recording, featuring much darker thrash-oriented style, with unusual arrangements such as varying tempos, and dissonant nuances that "paved the way to a wholly distinctive sound all their own," according to AllMusic reviewer Eduardo Rivadavia.
However, misfortunes hailed down upon us.
As we reached the tanks, however, the Boche hailed shrapnel upon us and we commenced rapidly to have casualties… Up the road we staggered, shells bursting around us.
The divided bounty of America is such that it is a place where King was both hailed and spat upon; where he wielded influence over a President and was hounded by federal investigators; where he was afforded official accolades and was murdered on the balcony of a nondescript motel.
Let our just cause give pause to those who would ever dream of ever emulating the shameful shenanigans of these sanctimonious hypocrites who fling filings and letters de haut en bas; when it is we who have the higher moral ground and our letters and filing will hail down upon their platforms, exposing them as bitterly barren barons of moral turpitude.
Bryant hails from Kingston-upon-Thames in Surrey and trains at the Camberley Judo Club, of which she says: "We're not funded by British Judo, therefore a lot of the facilities are supplied by help from our local community".
Gawronski was hailed as a minor hero upon his return, celebrated by the press as the "boy stowaway".
Wenger hailed the work of Rice upon his retirement in 2012 and the Northern Ireland man was appointed an MBE in this year's New Year's Honours list.
Panama Canal In 1914, upon its completion, the Panama Canal was hailed as an engineering wonder.
Yet far from serving out the remainder of his sentence in an Azerbaijani prison, he was released upon arrival in Baku, promoted and hailed as a hero.
