The phrase "after filing a request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the actions or consequences that follow the submission of a formal request.
Example: "After filing a request, you should receive a confirmation email within 24 hours."
Alternatives: "following the submission of a request" or "subsequent to making a request."
After filing a request with the National Archives in St . Louis The New Yorker obtained what archivists assured us were Hubbard's complete military records — more than nine hundred pages.
The move is the clearest sign yet that the fund will get a place on Rolls-Royce's board after filing a request to the company's management for a seat to help turn the battered group around.
After filing a request through the Freedom of Information Act, Immy Humes learned that the government had kept tabs on Humes from the time he applied for a job with the Marshall Plan in Paris in 1948 until the late '70s.
The Times obtained the database of handgun owners from the Police Department after filing a Public Records Act request and a lawsuit; the police released ZIP codes but omitted street addresses.
The Washington Post obtained the 2014 results for all 56 field offices after filing a Freedom of Information Act request.
After filing a Freedom of Information Act request in September, the association found a 2001 study that said the city needed to upgrade the school's septic system.
The Boston Globe apparently got the latest report after filing a Freedom of Information Act request for adverse event reports related to Tysabri.
The group, which fights taxpayer-funded animal testing, obtained documents from the lab last month after filing a Freedom of Information Act request in December.
Stevens exposed this record after filing a Freedom of Information Act request, and recently obtained case data from October 2014 to February 2016, which she said followed a similar trend.
Protesters figured out Mr. Towery's real identity in 2009 after filing a series of public information requests.
After Brooke filed a request for information about M.P.s' second-home expenses, the House of Commons voted through a bill exempting members from the consequences of the F.O.I. law.
