The phrase "a request to prepare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking someone to get ready or make arrangements for something.
Example: "I am sending you a request to prepare the necessary documents for the meeting next week."
Alternatives: "a plea to get ready" or "a call to arrange".
In November 1997, IBt's lawyer filed an Open Records Act request to prepare her defense.
The agreement includes a $1 billion increase in Census Bureau funding — $21 million above the Trump administration's request — to prepare for the 2020 Census.
As a follow up of this resolution, FAO was requested to prepare a draft position paper on spirulina so as to have a clearer understanding on its use and to convey FAO's position on this.
So, in utilising ESI Funds, every Member State is requested to prepare a Partnership Agreement reached with the Commission and a broad national partnership.
Attendees are requested to prepare a 1 1/2 minute contemporary monologue and musical theater song to be sung a cappella, with 16 to 24 bars memorized.
The facility leadership and staff were informed prior to the team's visit and were requested to prepare a presentation as part of the assessment activities.
I recommend that the Secretariat be requested to prepare a comprehensive but much simplified framework for support cost arrangements, setting out the purpose to be achieved through a limited number of such schemes to be applied in a straightforward manner.
However in view of the current proliferation of support costs of various types which obscure the purpose and the measurability of the policy, I recommend that the Secretariat be requested to prepare a comprehensive but much simplified framework for support cost arrangements.
The Conference recalled that the Organization had been requested to prepare a new Plan of Action on Gender and Development (2002-2007), and the Seventh Progress Report on the Implementation of the existing Plan of Action on Women in Development (1995-2001), athehe Thirtieth Session of the Conference, in November 1999.
The court has suspended its hearings until June 8th, so as to allow Mr Milosevic the extra time that he had requested to prepare his defence.
