"uphold the view" is correct and usabe in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone is supporting an opinion or belief. For example, "He upheld the view that everyone deserves a fair chance in life."
I will uphold the views expressed by the previous prime ministers in this regard".
Because it is rooted in these doctrines, Jainism cannot exclusively uphold the views of any individual, community, nation, or species.
He upheld the view, against contemporary opinion, that the atmosphere was a physical mixture of approximately 80 percent nitrogen and 20 percent oxygen rather than being a specific compound of elements.
In early March, the European Court of Justice upheld the view that the ban was an obstacle to the free movement of services within union countries and therefore contravened the European Union treaty.
However, the judge upheld the view of the project developer, Viridor Waste (Thames) Ltd, which was given permission for the incinerator in March, that the complaints were "without substance".
Furthermore, the inclusion of Botryllinae within Styelidae was strongly supported, upholding the view that the latter is in fact a subfamily of Styelidae [ 47, 55].
In 1802 he had impressed the Institut de France with an essay upholding the views of the dominant Idéologues.
Media has a history of upholding the views of the rich and powerful (usually white people), Stafford said.
While praising much of Abe's address, White House spokesman Patrick Ventrell said only that "we take note of his speech today and his previous statements that he upholds the views about the war expressed by past prime ministers".
