The phrase "a call for requests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inviting others to submit their requests or inquiries, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "We are issuing a call for requests for proposals from interested vendors for our upcoming project."
Alternatives: "a request for submissions" or "an invitation for proposals".
It was less a call for teamwork than a request to cease their efforts to stop Obama's executive orders, which extend protections to Dreamers, as well as parents of U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents.
From item descriptions on the front page of the site that include a call for a photos section to repeated requests in comments left to photos – the desire from at least some users is increasingly visible.
We have filed comments with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, which outlines a series of OPRA, "Open Public Record Act," requests and a call for an investigation, which I will explain in the next few articles.
The UN issued a call for humanitarian aid on 21 February, requesting that the international community give USD 9.2 million in response to the great number of urgent needs in seven of Bolivia's nine departments.
Early in the concert, he called for requests — a risk, considering how many he was peppered with throughout the rest of the show.
After calling for requests, she ignored her entire catalog to sing a diva classic: Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive".
The premise behind Onefinestay is to offer full-homes but on hotel-like terms: the properties are cleaned before and after guests arrive by Onefinestay's own staff, with their own linens, towels and toiletries as part of the deal; guests are given iPhones to use for local calls and data services; and there is a concierge on call for any requests or help or other services.
It also has two on-board mics listening to Cortana, so you can call out for requests a la the Amazon Echo.
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