"upon saying that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to introduce a direct quote or to signal the start of a new idea or topic. For example: "John was infuriated by the news. Upon saying that, he immediately stormed out of the room."
Why? Prof. March: I think I'm in print to say that emphasis upon power tends to produce people who are less attractive than theories that don't emphasis power.
This version of the Ramayana also says that upon discovering the fraud, Mandodari utters a curse upon Hanuman, saying that he will never be married and never enjoy the company of a chaste woman.
MR. STIGLITZ plays upon the old saying that what's good for General Motors is good for America.
Any BA has a natural partial order ≤ defined upon it by saying that x ≤ y if and only if x + y = y.
I'm certainly not lowering the expectations heaped upon Obama by saying that his skill-set is uniquely suited to both working with Congress and restoring people's faith in government.
However, upon hearing Lisa saying that she is wary of the final round, he bets on the other finalist, Gil Gunderson.
Indeed, a study that surveyed physicians about test result management in general found that only 52% of respondents reported keeping a record of tests that they had ordered and 83% acknowledged delays in recognizing and acting upon abnormal results, saying that they had reviewed at least 1 test result in the last 2 months that they "wished they had seen earlier" [ 17].
Muhammad the prophet, peace be upon him, worshiped women, saying that they were the gatekeepers of paradise!
A 2009 guide to the buildings of the region also comments upon the east window, saying that it was "surprisingly grand".
Don't wear the camel hump hijab, it's haram -forbidden- in Islam and the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said that the people who wear it will never enter Jannah -heaven - nor smell it.
