The phrase "a solicitation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request or appeal made by someone or an organization for something, such as information, support, or action.
Example: "We received a solicitation from the charity asking for donations to support their cause."
Alternatives: "a request from" or "an appeal from".
This is 48: in the mail last week, I got a solicitation from AARP.
Once in a while we receive in the mail a solicitation from a charity, for example, the North Shore Animal League.
They said they planned to provide American investigators with the letter, a solicitation from a medical publishing company in Orlando, Fla., for further analysis.
Earlier this year, Doug received a solicitation from First USA Bank in Wilmington, Del., for a National Geographic Society platinum MasterCard with a "solid line of credit" of up to $100,000.
Mr. Durbin replied that the record showed that most law enforcement people, in fact, admired Ronnie White and that those groups that opposed him did so only in response to a solicitation from Mr. Ashcroft's office.
I got an e-mail last night from the L.A. Times with the subject line: "New Home Foreclosures — Northern California," which contained a solicitation from something called Zetabid, which is running a Northern California foreclosed home auction on November 20th, 22nd, and 23rd.
Grant Wacker, author of "America's Pastor: Billy Graham and the Shaping of a Nation," said he had just read the Observer story about Franklin Graham's compensation when he received a solicitation for money from Samaritan's Purse.
The city plans to release a solicitation for proposals from companies interested in operating the program, which would allow riders to rent bicycles from kiosks installed across a swath of the city, according to two people who have been briefed on the plan.
To a solicitation for a $10 contribution from the Anti-Saloon League, Gaynor wrote: "If I gave money in response to all the similar demands that are made on me, I should be bankrupt in short order".
Mr. Bechtol said he made the post because shortly after his school mailed him his Higher One card, which doubles as a student identification card even if it isn't activated, he received a marketing solicitation from a credit card company.
In the fall of 2015, Cummings opens his door, in London, to receive a job solicitation from a couple of Euroskeptic players.
