count upon
phr. v..phr. v.. to rely on someone or something, especially when you need help or expect a specific result.
phr. v.. to depend on or place trust in a person, entity, or outcome with the expectation of support or fulfillment.
You can always count upon your family for support.
The team is counting upon a victory in tonight's game to stay in the tournament.
In times of economic instability, investors often count upon gold as a reliable hedge against inflation.
more formal than 'count on' but used in the same way with a following object.
point out that 'count upon' and 'count on' are interchangeable, though 'upon' is less common in casual conversation and more frequent in writing.
I count upon that you will help.I count upon you to help.this phrase usually takes a noun or a person + infinitive rather than a 'that' clause.