The phrase "a requisition for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when formally requesting something, such as supplies, services, or information, typically in a business or administrative context.
Example: "The department submitted a requisition for additional office supplies to ensure we have enough materials for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "a request for" or "an order for".
A scuttled concert at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine meant a requisition for choral risers was no longer needed, a $500 loss to Carroll.
He and a friend and fellow actor, James Gerth, were told that Yorktown Heights put out a requisition for proposals" to take over and run the troubled Yorktown Stage.
A Rangers spokesman said: "The club can confirm receipt of a requisition for a general meeting.
We consulted with the University procurement manager and piloted the survey among those of our research team able to raise a requisition for goods.
At the day of HIV diagnosis, patients were given a requisition for laboratory analyses (CD4 cell count, biochemistry and haematology).
Once a participant reports a cancer diagnosis during any follow-up cycle, the hospital/clinics are sent a requisition for the patient's medical records.
A Renault car belonging to Constantin Tallard was requisitioned by a Col. Gallagher He simply drove off in the car and left a requisition slip for the owner.
Late Monday, the office of Gov. Nikki R. Haley of South Carolina signed a requisition warrant for Mr. Brown's extradition from Oklahoma.
Participants were provided with a laboratory requisition for study-related testing upon study entry and receipt of their actigraphic device.
The intervention consists of three steps: When the GP makes an electronic PSA requisition for a patient, a pop-up questionnaire is shown on the GP's screen with inclusion criteria for the patient.
Officials cited one recent case in which Mr. Wuensch asked Mr. Kerik to approve an emergency requisition for spare automobile parts.
