The phrase "after making a request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that an action or response follows the act of requesting something.
Example: "After making a request for additional resources, I received a prompt reply from the management."
Alternatives: "following a request" or "subsequent to my request".
The force has been receiving assistance from the Crown Prosecution Service after making a request for advice in December.
Police had pulled his address after making a request, under PIPEDA, to Shaw, his ISP. .
Four hours after making a request, I still hadn't received a confirmation email or number.
The DreamHost warrant brings to mind an April case involving Twitter, in which the government also doubled back after making a request that civil liberties advocates widely considered overbroad.
After making a request to this protocol, an honest broker provided the study team with de-identified samples.
Mr. Fujimori, who jumped on a plane to Washington this week after making a sudden request to confer with administration officials and the secretary general of the Organization of American States, told officials that he now wants to restore the very democratic institutions he is seen as having undermined during his decade in office.
Craig Conway says he is fully committed to Cardiff City, less than a month after making a transfer request.
After making an official request for a visit, she was told to wait for a response in her room at the Holiday Inn.
The CFTC, which learned about the nature of Vitol's activities only after making an unusual request for data from the firm, now reports that financial firms speculating for their clients or for themselves account for about 81percentt of the oil contracts on NYMEX, a far bigger share than had previously been stated by the agency.
After making a Data Protection Act request – which offers a more complete picture about an individual REF submission case – he discovered his research hadn't been flagged as interdisciplinary.
When Willie dies, after making a saintly last request ("Dr. Gurley, please give the money in my savings bank to the missionary society for the Sunday school"), the President's grief, with Mary as its springboard, reaches loftily toward the war dead: " 'It's not only Willie, it's all those boys on the battlefields . . .
