"acted upon requests" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that has responded or followed through on specific requests or demands. Here is an example: "The company's prompt and efficient customer service team always acted upon requests with speed and professionalism, leaving customers satisfied and loyal to the brand."
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.
Despite initially seeming to support the Dakar trial, Chad has failed to act upon requests by the Senegalese court to extradite a further five people accused of committing crimes during Habré's rules, including Saleh Younous, a former director of the DDS, and Mahamat Djibrine, known as "El Djonto" and one of Chad's most feared torturers.
"It's unacceptable that it took almost a year after the election to notify states that their elections systems were targeted, but I'm relieved that DHS has acted upon our numerous requests and is finally informing the top elections officials in all 21 affected states that Russian hackers tried to breach their systems in the run up to the 2016 election," Warner said.
The C-USP Subcommittee on Academic Progress, or those designated by the subcommittee, acts upon all requests concerning academic progress and its statuses, including requests to return after academic suspension.
This request was acted upon once the requester was in a position to supply verification of the death of her father.
However, Duerson's legacy will almost certainly be how he apparently came to believe he had C.T.E., acted upon it and requested that his brain tissue be examined for confirmation and contribution to science.
As previously mentioned, take your customer's feedback seriously and act upon reasonable requests.
The county will only act upon council requests that have the support and consensus of the residents.
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.
"We have cooperated fully and acted upon the Home Office's requests throughout the course of the investigations leading to this action, and will continue to do so".
