The phrase "a requests for data" is not correct in English.
It should be "a request for data." You can use it when referring to a single instance of asking for information or data from someone.
Example: "I submitted a request for data to the research department last week."
Alternatives: "a data request" or "a request for information."
UCLU initially refused a request for data from Scotland Yard's counterterrorism unit on 26 December last year, on the grounds that it was protected.
In December 1996, the Civil Rights Division sent the attorney general's office a request for data on traffic stops and documents on patrol, management and training.
This would prevent fishing expeditions, such as a request for data on everyone who visited a particular Web site on a given day.
Responding to a request for data on corporate migration, the American Management Association polled 63 of its chief executives last month, asking by e-mail whether they intended to relocate their headquarters.
Only 75 of 140 hospital trust responded to a request for data on staffing of accident and emergency departments between Christmas Eve last year and New Year's Day, meaning even higher payments could have been made.
Asked how Yahoo would handle a request for data access from an oppressive regime, she replied: "What we have seen from the Snowden allegations is that whether they're coming through the official channels or not to access the data, they're accessing the data".
All these reactive routing protocols flood a network with route request packets (RREQ) to discover and maintain routes, only after receiving a request for data transfer.
The second communication occurs when the application makes a request for data (news content feed), and at this point the information to server contains battery status and client type.
Then, from phase 2 to phase 5 the MAC layer transmits a clock signal to the physical layer, triggering a request for data to the PUM entity and the transmission to the physical layer of a DL-PDU using the format illustrated in Figure 3.
A request for data sharing around critical events is also a core component of NHTSA's autonomous driving guidelines, and it's obvious in both cases that the government agency wants the entire industry to learn from incidents that pose a lot of potential risk.
