The phrase "act upon request" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an action will be taken based on someone's request or demand.
Example: "We are happy to act upon request for any additional information you may need."
Alternatives: "respond to requests" or "take action upon request".
Under the previous president, Abdoulaye Wade, Senegal dragged its heels on commitments to prosecute Habré, and failed to act upon requests for his extradition to face charges in Belgium.
He said he did not hold a disregard for the law, and acted upon requests to remove links to pirated content when the company was made aware.
The agency, which pressured Chrysler to issue the recall, will not say whether it agrees with Chrysler's plan to use a trailer hitch to protect the gas tank, or whether it will act upon a request from the Center for Auto Safety to conduct crash testing to determine if that solution will protect occupants.
The outcome of the election however, is unknown, because the ballots have been impounded until the NLRB decides how to act upon a Request for Review submitted to them by NYU on 18 April.
According to Rodriguez, MLBPA refused to act upon his request that it object to MLB's alleged breaches of the Joint Drug Agreement and Basic Agreement.
As previously mentioned, take your customer's feedback seriously and act upon reasonable requests.
In 1925, U.S. Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin said that Coolidge's failure to intervene in that year's coal strike mirrored his 1919 actions when he "persistently refused to act upon the requests of the Mayor of Boston for assistance until riot and bloodshed had aroused the entire State.
On this premise, deactivation of a permanent medical device in a life-terminating act, upon an elective request for death, is considered a patient's right.
Some of the participants felt incapable when they were not able to act upon their relatives' requests or upon their own wishes.
Being fluent in the Cree language, the assistant acted as a Cree translator upon request by the survey respondents.
Available upon request via Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) at Department of Defense Office of Freedomm of Information, 1155 Defense Pentagon; Washington, DC 20301-1155.
