'test upon' is a grammatically correct, usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to mean 'to test something'. For example, "We shall test upon the efficacy of this medicine."
Note that the original Binet-Simon intelligence test, upon which the Stanford-Binet test improved, originated in France, where "moron" is pronounced "cretin".] (a) New Hampshire.
A medical review officer, hired by the employer, will have the right to cancel the result of a validity test upon finding a sound medical reason for a specimen's testing illegitimate.
A few days after declaring his intention to impose a religious test upon refugees so that Christians would be given priority, President Trump gave a bizarre speech at the National Prayer Breakfast.
It's natural to make sure we have the right balance when we look at the length of the regular season, the short postseason, combined with the fact that everybody faces a test upon reporting to spring training".
Furthermore, a bending test upon single Al2O3 layers showed an increased WVTR of 1.59 × 10−3 g/m2/day.
"In addition, Denver now requires admitted students who are non-native English speakers to take the university's own English language proficiency test upon arrival.
For comparison a Ru B catalyst was tested upon cycling.
He was still subject to testing upon re-joining the organization.
Lufthansa, the parent company of Germanwings, has said he passed all medical and suitability tests upon restarting training.
The airline said he passed all medical and suitability tests upon resuming training.
Hospital laboratories perform examination tests upon patients, in order to assist medical diagnosis or therapy progress.
