The word "upmost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as an adjective that means highest or greatest in degree. For example, "The upmost priority for the team was safety."
That law needs to be brought up to international standards… this is something that the international community should be pushing for as a matter of upmost importance" he continued.
A spokesperson for the NHS East of England Ambulance Trust said: "The quality of our service delivery is of upmost importance so before working in partnership with us, private ambulance organisations must undergo a thorough trust-accredited process and meet stringent criteria".
Chelsea entertain Tottenham at Stamford Bridge in a London derby that will have repercussions of the upmost importance for the two clubs.
What you can be sure of is that Karagounis will do his upmost to justify Jol's decision in resigning him by guiding the Whites to an even higher Premier League finish than last season's 12 place.
Last September, a number of reporters had to deal with rowdy and foul-mouthed individuals that did their upmost to disrupt each live bulletin.
A Liverpool player for the whole of his career, Carragher was always against United, but Ferguson has said that he had the upmost respect for the defender.
It was because she came from behind and had to give her upmost until the last stroke while Lochte saved his energy since he enjoyed a big lead.
A number of reporters have been forced to deal with foul-mouthed and unruly individuals doing their upmost to disrupt each live bulletin surrounding the event.
Mr Murray said the shipping industry would always do its upmost to help anyone in distress but that the solution to the current crisis was on land, not at sea.
It is a sorry state of affairs, as music scenes that transcend social boundaries of age or class should surely be of the upmost importance in youth culture.
The restaurant describes itself as having "upmost pride in sourcing fresh Scottish ingredients" and boasts a choice of over 50 bottles of wine.
