"a loud call for" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strong and urgent request or demand for something. Here are a few examples of when it can be used: - The protesters outside the government building were making a loud call for justice. - The recent data on air pollution has sparked a loud call for stricter environmental regulations. - The CEO's resignation has resulted in a loud call for transparency within the company. - The article was a loud call for action against discrimination in the workplace. - The student's speech at the rally made a loud call for increased funding for education.
Italy also broadcast a loud call for help from the EU to deal with the waves of unwelcome immigrants that have hit its shores -- 17,000 in the first eight and a half months of this year.
It seems as though any disruption in the Middle East or major spike in gas or oil prices is often followed by a loud call for more drilling in the United States, including in Alaska's Arctic.
With thousands of messages about GrubHub on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and other social media outlets, we can create a loud call for shark conservation that, hopefully, the company can and will not ignore.
It is also a loud call for club kids and ravers to step up their nightlife looks, because honestly you're all serving vanilla ice cream compared to what she's got on tap here.
But wherever there's a gathering of nonviable presidential candidates, there will also be a loud call for additional debates, since it's the core belief of every candidate polling at 1percentthatat if they could just have a bunch of free media appearances -- say, five or 10 more debates, no big deal!
A crisis is terrible opportunity to waste -- and since the financial crisis of 2008 it has been encouraging to hear investors and asset managers from around the world sound a loud call for more transparency and better data -- both financial as well as non-financial data.
These sentiments by parents are a loud call to action for the health community at large to engage more fully with youth sports organizations, events, and participants.
But that will hardly calm a public scared by the recent arrival of grisly violence in once-safe cities like Guadalajara, nor will Wednesday's limited data release silence the increasingly loud call for better, more transparent government record keeping.
With the desaparecidos rapidly becoming a cause célèbre in the West, and loud calls for a boycott in several countries, it was clear that the World Cup could have enormous propaganda value for the military junta and Videla, though only if Argentina emerged victorious.
Wall Street and corporate America are increasingly pushing for a "balanced approach," with loud calls for compromise on both sides of the aisle.
As a person born after the signing of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, I was not a witness to the loud calls for justice that took place in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s.
