"setup on" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
To be grammatically correct, you would need to use the phrase "set up." For example, "We need to set up a meeting this week."
As a cursory proof of principle, we tested the setup on one wild type mouse (Fig. 3I).
An extensive experimental setup on various test problems and one digital signal processing application is presented.
As long rumored, the new iPhone — one of them, anyway — has a dual-camera setup on the back.
The setup on Mauna Loa soon showed that it was not.
He blamed the setup on his Yamaha, a common refrain over the past year.
There is an identical setup on the other side of the net.
Most bands play festivals with a bare-bones production, for quick setup on a shared stage.
Grade: 4 Landon Donovan Setup on first goal was pure skill.
The drive works with Macs or PCs, but I had difficulty with the setup on my Mac.
He had two assists, including the setup on the Boyle goal that tied the score, and went plus-3.
