The phrase "a prior request" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request that was made earlier in time.
Example: "I would like to follow up on a prior request regarding the budget proposal."
Alternatives: "an earlier request" or "a previous request".
According to police, hotel management asked them to arrest the 27-year-old for trespassing when he entered the hotel for a second time and refused to leave, shortly after complying with a prior request to exit.
Fortunately, a prior request for substitute skin had been made to the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Galveston (TX, USA), which responded by sending 22,968 cm2 of skin to Singapore.
The women interviewed reported verbal expressions of negative shock and a sense of disgust by selected caregivers, perceived to a certain extent as a lack of respect and privacy, especially when in some instances, colleagues are called upon to 'take a look' without prior request or permission [ 10].
The primary purpose of REST-compliant Web services is to manipulate XML representations using a uniform set of stateless operations (21); the term stateless in the Web service context means that requests are processed without the knowledge of any prior requests.
About a quarter of the games they go to are by prior request from parents, Mr. DiFalco said.
Also, the department cannot assign an officer to desk duty because she is pregnant without her prior request, or force pregnant women to go on unpaid leave.
We propose an algorithm enabling clients to locate tentatively the closest data replica without prior request to any metadata node.
Denny's employees had not responded to her prior request that they act.
As posted on the New York Times website in full on Saturday, the last line of a press release from VelvetRevolution.us, who has retained Arnebeck as counsel in the case, reads "Our prior request to have Mr. Connell protected went unheeded and now he is dead".
Without a relationship established prior, requests for backlinks, social shares, introductions, and so forth, tend to fall on deaf ears.
The prices that are set for each user reflect how responsive a user has been to prior requests and have nothing to do with the quality of potential answers.
