The phrase "upheld for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to support or maintain a decision or ruling that has been made. Example: The court upheld the verdict for the defendant, finding them not guilty of all charges.
Electoral officials said party leaders did not provide required registration documents, and its exclusion was upheld for the November voting.
Consider what would have happened if the gold clause had been upheld, for both government and private debts.
He upheld, for example, the blasphemy conviction of Gay News for describing Christ as a homosexual, in 1979.
Most notably, the appearance -- to be upheld for Madison friends and family -- that her moribund love for Mike is flourishing.
"It is definitely a victory for GEMA, and one that could have huge consequences, if upheld, for digital platform operators in Germany".
Libertas philosophandi, the freedom of philosophizing, must be upheld for the sake of a healthy, secure and peaceful commonwealth and material and intellectual progress.
The fallow-land portion of the sabbatical law, meanwhile, was upheld for centuries, but it, too, finally gained a loophole, called heter mechira.
If the ruling is upheld for the seemingly inevitable layoffs this summer, Los Angeles, the second-largest district in the country, will be among the first to dismiss teachers using criteria other than seniority.
This is evident in areas from abortion law (where the Court upheld for the first time a total ban on a specific medical procedure) to antitrust (where the majority overturned a ninety-six-year-old line of cases).
The Advertising Standards Authority has asked the broadcasting regulator Ofcom to consider statutory sanctions against the company after 27 rulings against Sit-Up were upheld for breaches of ASA regulations.
Will Alex Rodriguez be able to play in 2014, or will his suspension by Major League Baseball be upheld for all or part of the season for his connection to the Biogenesis scandal?
