The phrase "apply to your request" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the relevance or applicability of certain rules, guidelines, or conditions to a specific request.
Example: "Please ensure that all the necessary documents apply to your request for a loan."
Alternatives: "pertain to your request" or "relate to your request".
Ripa demands that the secretary of state consider whether a request for an interception is "proportionate" – a test any minister would want to apply to any request from MI5, MI6 or GCHQ.
If the policy does not apply to the request, NotApplicable is returned.
Vermont's Public Records Act boasts more than 260 exemptions, one of which almost always seems to apply to a request for information.
"Potentially, this could apply to every Web request you make," said Marc Rotenberg, head of the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
"Out of the 260, they can always find something that they will try to apply to a records request".
But the disclosures only apply to data requests turned over to the NSA and FBI as the result of Fisa court orders.
It is also clear that banks have increased the scrutiny they apply to lending requests and this again applies as much to charities as any other sector – the bar has been raised and charities need to react accordingly.
2) a tightening up of the so-called affordability test banks apply to anyone requesting a mortgage, to ensure they can keep up the repayments in the event mortgage rates rise to 7%.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, in Philadelphia, could be the first federal appeals court to rule on what legal standard should apply to government requests for locational information.
Martyniuk said the director's extradition is still possible because "the statute of limitations does not apply to US requests", but he is currently "a free citizen and is free to travel".
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