The phrase "a request to suspend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking someone to temporarily halt or pause an action, process, or activity.
Example: "I am submitting a request to suspend the project until further notice due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "a plea to pause" or "a demand to halt".
ROME (Reuters) — An Italian court on Saturday rejected a request to suspend a corruption trial against Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
While the board decided not to reject the offer, it refused a request to suspend the adoption of a company plan to eliminate Class B shares and to reincorporate in Delaware, the company said in a statement.
One of the military judges presiding at Guantanamo had already accepted a request to suspend the case against a young Canadian national, Omar Khadr, who was accused in connection with a gun battle in Afghanistan in which a US soldier was killed.
In its first ruling, the court, the Moscow City Court of Arbitration, rejected a request to suspend collection of the 2000 tax debt -- at least until appeals against the seizure of the company's core subsidiaries had been heard, according to the Interfax news agency.
That edit completely removed a section called, "Request for suspension by Elections Canada," which contained information about a request to suspend Glover as an MP for failing to file proper financial documents pertaining to her overspent campaign in 2011.
As the protests grew violent, Newmont agreed to a government request to suspend the project, pending a review.
What Harper did, in the Queen's English, was to "PROROGUE" the House of Commons -- technically a maneuver by which the Governor General can approve a prime minister's request to suspend parliament.
The timing of Wade's essay is ironic, given that on Tuesday, a judge denied his request to suspend visitation rights from his ex-wife Siohvaughn Funches-Wade, and ordered him to turn their sons over to her for a visit.
In an urgent submission to the Hague-based court, the British lawyer John Jones asked appeal judges to reject Libya's request to suspend an order that Tripoli surrender Gaddafi to the court.
But last month a US judge rejected BP's request to suspend all payments related to the Gulf Coast oil spill.
