Sentence examples for reviewed upon from inspiring English sources
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The phrase "reviewed upon" is not technically correct or commonly used in written English. It is more likely that you would use the phrase "reviewed" or "reviewed upon request" depending on the context. For example, "The report was reviewed upon request by the company."
In a case reviewed upon petition of the accused, that action need be taken only with respect to issues specified in the grant of review.
We held that, although this might not be a treaty requiring ratification by the Senate, it was a compact negotiated and proclaimed under the authority of the President, and as such was a "treaty" within the meaning of the Circuit Court of Appeals Act, the construction of which might be reviewed upon direct appeal to this court.
Data are reviewed upon completion of patient accrual to the first stage of a two-stage phase II cancer clinical trial and prior to initiating accrual on the second stage.
The film was not well reviewed upon release, but its reputation has grown over the years.
This was followed by an October 1801 anonymous review in the Monthly Mirror that argued, "It is a matter to be lamented, that, in times like the present, a work of letters can rarely be reviewed upon the ground of its own proper merits .
However, no immunisation records are reviewed upon entry to Australia or to University.
These issues are passionately discussed for a week or so, and then everyone typically forgets what they signed or promised to review upon returning to their own countries.
All authors reviewed, commented upon and approved the manuscript.
Proposals are reviewed and acted upon once a quarter.
Most prior tax literature reviews focus upon empirical research.
Of course, reviewers are free to change their review upon viewing supplemental material (or for any other reason).
