The phrase "a message calling for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a communication that urges or requests a specific action or response.
Example: "The organization released a message calling for immediate action on climate change."
Alternatives: "a message urging" or "a message requesting".
On Sunday, a memorial to Swartz and a message calling for an overhaul of US computer crime laws appeared on MIT websites.
Stand by for a huge new row over that crowded area's environment.See article: Britain's new airportsItaly's President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi sent parliament a message calling for a new law to guarantee plurality of media ownership.
Sri Lankan police have arrested a 17-year-old teenager accused of hacking into President Maithripala Sirisena's official website and posting a message calling for the postponement of A-level examinations.
Like Landler, Josh Kraushaar at National Journal also notes Obama's newfound "populist" stance, and deems it a risky tactic for the president's re-election: Liberals have long argued that a message calling for the wealthy to pay their fair share is broadly popular and indeed, most polls show voters support abstract proposals calling for higher taxes on the rich.
In 2014, Peruvian officials said that Greenpeace activists left a line in the rainless desert that the government said would last "hundreds or thousands" of years during a stunt to place a message calling for renewable energy and their logo next to the geoglyph of a hummingbird.
A Villa supporters' website posted a message calling for those opposed to the Scot's management to gather outside Villa Park an hour before their match against Manchester City.
And yet it is Rubio, 44, who has drawn the most comparisons to Obama: a young senator in a hurry and a dynamic speaker pitching an optimistic message calling for a new generation of leadership.
Before the army's ultimatum to President Morsi expired at 16 30 (15 30 GMT), he posted a Facebook message calling for a roadmap involving an interim coalition government.
Seeing the strength of the Portuguese army, the Duke of San German hastily sent a message calling on Philip IV for help.
The main Anti-Balaka group, the Front for the Restoration of the Constitutional Order, has issued a conciliatory message, calling for peace and a dialogue, though its fighters are still armed and active.
Mr. Rivera, a 34-year-old political aide and part-time college professor, defeated Mr. Espada nearly two votes to one in a Democratic primary election that sent a clear message calling for change in Albany, where Mr. Espada's long list of scandals had done little to diminish his significant power.
