The phrase "invoked upon" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the act of calling upon something, but it is better to use more conventional phrases.
Example: "The ancient rituals were invoked upon the arrival of the new moon."
Alternatives: "called upon" or "summoned for".
Policy scripts are Manager programs that are invoked upon constraint violation.
The get_schedule function is invoked upon receiving a serial interrupt indicating a potential schedule transfer or verification.
In such architecture, the service (or the appropriate response) is invoked upon receiving the unique identifier from a specific ID collecting node considering the context in which it was collected.
This penalty provision was attached to the residence requirement at the time of compilation of the Revised Statutes of 1878, although it is apparent that Congress only intended that the penalty should be invoked upon the unauthorized practice of law.
Only the baptized were allowed to be admitted to the Eucharist, when the words of Jesus at the Last Supper were recalled; the Holy Spirit was invoked upon the people of God making the offering, and the consecrated bread and wine were distributed to the faithful.
It is equally well settled that where the jurisdiction is invoked upon other federal grounds, as well as the one attacking the constitutionality of a statute of a state, an appeal may be taken to the Circuit Court of Appeals, with ultimate review in this court if the cause is within a class within our jurisdiction.
"Invisibly, and without having to speak of it, he was getting ready to invoke upon himself the wrath of his tribe".
"Mr. President, as you carry out your lofty mission of service to your nation and to world peace, I assure you of my prayers and cordially invoke upon you God's blessings of wisdom, strength and peace," he said.
But in Ancient Greece, there were nine Muses – and depending on what type of creative thing you did – philosophy, poetry, science and so on – you invoked – or called upon – that particular Muse to inspire you.
In closing his speech, Mr. Hussein said, "Long Live Palestine, free and Arab from the river to the sea!" He also invoked disgrace and curses "upon Zionism and its damned and detestable entity and upon its evil allies".
Considering just one aspect of his life in tradition, his conduct with enemies, we find that Muhammad would invoke curses upon them, encourage his men to compose insults and abusive poetry, on one occasion asking Allah to fill peoples' homes with flames simply because they delayed the Muslims in their daily prayers.
