The phrase "about the request for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to a specific request that has been made, often in formal or professional contexts.
Example: "I would like to clarify some details about the request for additional funding for our project."
Alternatives: "regarding the request for" or "concerning the request for".
Do not be concerned about the request for professional credentials in the standard application form.
Please compose a comment telling us about the request for help that you made, when you made it and to whom and what the result (if any) was.
Mike McGrath, Montana's attorney general, was skeptical about the request for an audit, which he said he had not yet received.
Alves warned, however, that "what they request is extremely expensive (US300 m, which includes closing the Taiwanese case)." It is not clear from the email what was done about the request for $300 million.
In a statement, the Israeli embassy in London expressed its concern about the request for an interview.
A state court judge was unswayed by the big blue giant's argument that the sweeping, secret ask violated the Fourth Amendment, refusing last fall to quash the search warrants which had come with a gag order forbidding Facebook from telling the affected users about the request for their data.
Pressing on the companies from the other side are the country's intelligence agencies, which prohibit companies from disclosing virtually anything about the requests for national security data without permission.
On Monday Microsoft and Google will file their latest legal briefs in a joint attempt to force the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance court to allow them to disclose more information about the requests for confidential information they receive.
Meanwhile, Google, Yahoo and Facebook have all filed petitions with the government asking for the right to be more transparent about the requests for information they are getting from the intelligence community.
On Libya, Biden (fils) says that when his father said, "We weren't told" about the requests for additional security in Benghazi, that "we" refers to "himself and the President".
Russia, which has frustrated efforts to pressure the Assad government, has complained about the Turkish request for the missiles, apparently fearing that it might be a prelude to direct NATO involvement in the conflict.
