The phrase "a request to return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking someone to come back to a place or situation, often in a formal or polite context.
Example: "I am writing to submit a request to return the items I borrowed last month."
Alternatives: "a plea for return" or "a demand to come back".
But, about an hour after the decision, the jurors came back with a request to return to their hotel.
Students wishing to return to the program must complete a Request to Return from a Leave of Absence form.
Poland is a heady place; after Roman arrived in Paris he went to the Polish Embassy and filed a request to return.
I left Conte's with a bag of Candy's Organics beauty supplies, an invitation to play golf and a request to return with my guitar.
Aston Villa's Emile Heskey has rejected a request to return to international football for England's next game, the European Championship tie at home to Montenegro on Tuesday week.
I put in a request to return without sitting exams but tutors said the papers were essential to prove that I could pass my finals.
Given a particular request to return to a beloved but expensive vacation spot, David Blackburn of Montclair, N.J., stole a lesson from kindergarten class, where his son had been learning about bar charts.
A 1997 extradition treaty between the two countries led to a formal request to return him, which was blocked because Brazil ruled that those responsible for crimes carried out more than 30 years ago could not be extradited.
While Iran's government has so far refused an American request to return the C.I.A. stealth drone it captured last month, on Tuesday, an Iranian company that is manufacturing miniature replicas of the drone in several colors offered to send President Obama a pink one.
If the CAP decides not to approve a student's request to return, the CAP will reconsider this decision only if substantial new information becomes available.
Ling taught at the Chetham School of Music and had refused a Manchester police request to return to England for questioning.
