"premises upon" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to base or build something on certain premises or assumptions. It is often used in more formal or academic writing. Example: The success of the project premises upon the efficient use of resources and clear communication among team members.
"In short, the very premises upon which this proposed merger rest are themselves without foundation," Mr. Powell said.
This, of course, contradicts one of the premises upon which family medicine is built, but it does avoid such painful conflicts of interest.
Ms. Barrack said that if the tenant is still in the apartment, the landlord may serve a 30-day notice of termination and commence a holdover proceeding to recover the premises upon expiration of the notice of termination.
He felt that inductive reasoning provided the general premises upon which deduction had to be based and that deduction resulted in generalizations or laws which then had to be tested by inductive procedures.
"The conduct of the defendant officers in restraining, arresting and imprisoning plaintiffs was totally without probable cause and was done maliciously, falsely and in bad faith," the suit states, adding: "It was the defendants who dragged them into the bank — the premises upon which they had allegedly trespassed — to arrest them".
Moralist, libertarian and relativist ethical positions concerning suicide and its prevention are presented in order to clarify premises upon which ethical issues in suicide research may be resolved.
Second, the idea is premised upon exclusion rather than inclusion.
Central to this challenge is combatting the use of business models premised upon illegal working arrangements.
It remains a profoundly liberating idea: my faith is not premised upon the sure foundation of coherent philosophical position.
He has crafted a posture of strategic patience, premised upon a forward defense and the durability of American constitutional values.
You have the career of Flo Rida, which is premised upon this very dance-minded version of hip-hop.
