The phrase "a vote calling for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a vote that is intended to request or demand a specific action or change.
Example: "The committee held a vote calling for increased funding for the project."
Alternatives: "a vote requesting" or "a vote demanding".
Some professors have begun talking about adding a vote calling for Mr. Summers's removal to the Feb. 28 agenda, along with the no-confidence resolution.
And Congress, which agreed to a White House request to delay a vote on aid to Israel, scheduled a vote calling for solidarity with Israel this week.
The Palestinian Football Association will push ahead Friday for a vote calling for the suspension of Israel from the world football organisation at Fifa's scandal-riven congress in Zurich.
The DUP, however, with 38 MLAs, have no such worries and have been using the measure liberally recently to defeat anything from a vote calling for the introduction of gay marriage in Northern Ireland to amendments to the Planning Bill.
At the Liberal Democrat party conference in September, a vote called for "to protect responsible journalism, and ensuring greater protection for legally privileged and journalistic material from requests for telephone and other records".
The resignation looks like the beginning of the end for the current board, which faces a shareholder vote of no confidence next month - a vote called for by former director Dave King, who is looking to seize control.
Denis Naughten has said that he will not ignore a Dáil vote calling for a review of the national broadband plan.
A voice vote calling for an impeachment investigation of the judge, Samuel B. Kent of Federal District Court, came after disagreement over whether Judge Kent should be allowed to draw his salary while he serves his sentence.
The Securities and Exchange Commission rejected Citigroup's bid to block a shareholder vote calling for directors to be elected by a majority of the company's investors.
On November 30, Switzerland will hold a popular vote calling for the Swiss National Bank (SNB) to permanently retain at least 20% of its assets in gold, and to store all its gold at home.
Mr Farage, who is visiting Glasgow to campaign for a No vote, called for a federal UK with powers devolved to the different parts of the country, and said Scottish MPs should be stripped of the power to vote on English matters at Westminster if "devo-max" goes ahead.
