The phrase "perpetuated on" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to continue or keep something going or alive. Example sentence: His legacy is being perpetuated on by his children and grandchildren.
Few things are more globally respected than the Olympic Games, and to pardon one of the biggest frauds perpetuated on the Olympic movement would be nothing less than thumbing our collective noses at the world".
"Her husband was a part of one of the most heinous crimes perpetuated on a person," said Debi Rose, a rally organizer.
This systematic and government-sponsored discrimination has been tolerated and perpetuated on the entire continent.
We have documented history where these kinds of diseases have been perpetuated on us.
A: This is a myth perpetuated on some health Web sites.
His subjects include environmental degradation perpetuated on a regular, usually daily basis by paper mills, fertilizer factories, power plants, coal mining operations and oil companies.
How can we as a society allow this sort of destruction to perpetuate on our streets?
As if that weren't enough, the images that they perpetuate on this type of television programming support stereotypes that stem from propaganda that has long been used to create ethnic and racial divides.
Warning: this blog post contains discussion of homophobic acts of violence perpetuated both on-screen and in real life.
Press interventions from Affleck's ex-wife perpetuate the on-screen myth.
The induction of such matrix degrading enzymes by fHAs would undoubtedly contribute to IVD catabolism and thus perpetuate the on-going destructive processes within the actively degenerating disc.
