The phrase "and request as much" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that you are asking for a certain amount or extent of something.
Example: "Please provide the necessary documents and request as much information as you need to complete the task."
Alternatives: "and ask for as much" or "and seek as much".
When we painted together at our ping-pong studio nearby, sometimes he would ask the person on his right to give out a number any number (six, let us suppose)–and request as much of the person on his left (four?).
"There are programs that have games or restrictions or catches, or you get your money at different times, and that makes it difficult for people to use". Capital One's cash-back cards allow you to earn the cash all at once and request as much or as little as you want at any time.
Sometimes, instead of an auction, the ECB specifies the interest rate it is willing to accept and allows member banks to request as much funding as they wish at the allotted rate.
Though the government under FISA does have the right to request as much information as it would like in the name of national security, it seems that those requests have affected a relatively tiny fraction of Facebook users.
A minimum data set is necessary to evaluate the request for derogation; this is what we have specified in annex IV; if, in addition, further data is required by a Member State for an evaluation, it can request as much or as little as is needed.
The questionnaires very much benefit from requesting as much objective and binary parameters as possible.
While this information would remain confidential in New York, in California, the legislature has implemented a procedure requiring parties to jump through all sorts of hoops to try to get documents sealed, and the policy of the state, and hence the courts, is to deny those requests as much as possible.
According to UN officials in Iraq, the Islamic State (IS) — which is also known as ISIS, ISIL, and by its Arabic acronym Daesh — regularly requests as much as $30,000 for prisoners.
After making exaggeratedly profuse apologies for the error, Lost in Showbiz cordially requested as much further information as possible on the matter – and was fully expecting the press officer to get around to providing it just the second temperatures in Hell plunge below freezing.
While the market in whistle-blower futures is in its infancy, investors have been requesting as much as 65 percent of any award an informant receives, according to lawyers negotiating possible deals.
