The phrase "a request was made that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has formally asked for something to be done or considered.
Example: "A request was made that the meeting be rescheduled to accommodate everyone's availability."
Alternatives: "a request was submitted for" or "it was requested that".
Five more steps were outlined, and an ambitious final request was made: that Khashoggi and Zuhair arrange a meeting with Prince Nawaf Abdul Aziz, the Saudi intelligence chief, "so that we can assist in Washington".
The commonest reasons were that the families had already indicated their wishes concerning organ donation before a request was made or that brain stem death tests revealed some evidence of brain stem activity and so organ donation was not appropriate.
Parole was denied, and the request was made that he be cuffed at the wrists and ankles at subsequent hearings.
So much time had passed since the original request was made that Nataline's health deteriorated to the point that she was no longer eligible for the transplant.
A request was made to Dahlstrom that, in the interest of transparency, he and his co-authors publish a Correction in the IJERPU to disclose who paid the fee for publishing their manuscript and whether the payer had any COI.
In 1987, after the re-inauguration of another work of Agustín Ross, the Ross Park, a request was made to the National Monuments Council that both the park and the former casino be declared Monumentos Históricos (National Monuments); they were so designated on 25 February 1988.
Six days after the attack on Centaur, a request was made by the Australian Department of Defence that the identification markings and lights be removed from Australian hospital ship Manunda, weapons be installed, and that she begin to sail blacked out and under escort.
"A request was made for the suspect's arrest and that was successfully chalked up by the police," she told the Daily Graphic.
Once you request it, Facebook will send two emails: The first acknowledges that a request was made, and the other gives you a link to get the file when it's ready.
"What I was told by people coming over here this morning is that a request was made, but the timing of it was I don't know," Mr. Dodd allowed.
