The phrase "the upgrades of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: The company announced that they will be implementing the upgrades of their technology systems next month.
Mr. Meyer's harmony, folksy and easygoing, makes contact with the upgrades of old-fashioned major-minor-modal made popular by Copland and his American colleagues two generations ago.
The latter has been winning of late, hence Crossrail, the high-speed connection to the continent, and the upgrades of London's bus and Tube networks.
"The upgrades of all the lighting and sound were just enormous, because the place was so primitive when we started," said Mr. Correll, a senior partner in Robert A.M. Stern Architects of New York.
The TfL Bill, designed to give the transport body greater freedom to set up partnerships and subsidiaries, is still toiling through parliament faced by determined opponents who fear, among other things, repetitions of the catastrophic private-public couplings for the upgrades of the Tube that have cost TfL and London dear.
The group's experimental "Revolver" and "Magical Mystery Tour," and its back-to-basics "Let It Be," if not as lapel-grabbing as the upgrades of the White Album and "Abbey Road," nevertheless benefit from the more distinct instrumental and vocal profiles of the new transfers.
Windsor Park is being redeveloped in conjunction with the upgrades of Ravenhill and Casement Park stadiums.
The upgrade of the lowly rooftop bar is the rooftop party.
Basically this finances the upgrading of the stadium and the club gets more money".
Most notable, he said, was the upgrade of the main processor.
The upgrade of the network is intended to increase safety, cut delays and save fuel.
Here's the choice: pay for the consequences of cars or the upgrade of mass transit.
