"uphold belief" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe maintaining your opinion about something despite opposition or doubt. For example, "Although some questioned her decision, she was determined to uphold her belief that the plan would be successful."
A civil profession of faith ought to tolerate all and only those religions that tolerate others, he suggested, at least insofar as the respective religious groups do not uphold beliefs that run contrary to citizens' duties.
The GP11 and heavily revised GP11.1 of 2011 gave way to the GP0 at the end-of-season test, where Ducati rolled out a twin-spar aluminium frame, breaking away from a fiercely upheld belief in a carbon fibre frame after much pressure from Rossi's camp.
India look very strong, Pakistan have several match-winners, and although the West Indies' games were disrupted by rain, they showed enough to uphold my belief that they will play a huge part in this tournament.
Any dissenting views expressed, any potentially contrary evidence or information, or further probing by one of the facilitators was simply reframed and reinterpreted to uphold the belief.
No employees are forced to uphold church beliefs unless they are in a position of ministry, they have said.
Bourjois upholds my belief that no one else in the high street price bracket does foundation better.
Located on the Esquiline Hill, Santa Maria Maggiore was founded in 432, just after the Council of Ephesus in 431, which upheld the belief that Mary truly was the mother of God; it was thus the first great church of Mary in Rome.
Despite challenges to papal claims from both the Eastern and Western churches throughout the Middle Ages, many popes, canonists, and theologians, including Aquinas, upheld the belief that the institution of the papacy possessed a privileged teaching authority.
They want schools for their children that uphold these beliefs, and feel they are facing a "liberal inquisition" in Mr Mears's words, or an "imposed secular viewpoint", according to Sylvia Baker of the Christian Schools' Trust.
Hill wrote more than 20 books upholding his belief that the mid-17th century in England saw a profound revolution that opened the way for the establishment of capitalism.
