The phrase "are requested to call" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal communication, such as invitations, notices, or instructions, to ask someone to make a phone call.
Example: "All participants are requested to call the meeting organizer for further details."
Alternatives: "are asked to call" or "are encouraged to call".
Those wishing to attend are requested to call headquarters at (203) 426-9046 and leave their name.
For urgent medical assistance outside the working hours of the Summit, participants are requested to call 118 or the Guardia Medica/Doctors-on-Call 06 582 01030 or avail of the services of the hotel doctor.
October 24: Jonathan Sterne (James McGill Professor of Culture and Technology, McGill University), 4 30-6:00pm, Franke Institute for the Humanities (1100 East 57th Street) *PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY WHO BELIEVE THEY NEED ASSISTANCE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL 773-702-8274 IN ADVANCE.
All groups or individuals wishing to attend are requested to either call the executor 818-209-3426 or email [email protected] their RSVP by June 20 , 2011in order that the caterers have an accurate count of guests.
All clinicians and staff were requested to attend the telephone training call, for which lunch was provided; the call included watching components of the training DVD on the call, asking about how aspects of the intervention could be tailored for the practice, and addressing any potential barriers that practice staff foresaw.
Using these policies, in order to allocate space for new calls or to solve the channel congestion caused by rate changes, any number of calls can be requested to change their current codec to a lower one, if it is supported by the STA.
The event, organized by the Westchester Holocaust Commission in the lower level of Reid Hall, is open to the public free of charge but reservations are requested by calling 696-0738.
4.49pm GMT Philip Oltermann in Berlin has the last word on the word used by the German foreign ministry in calling in the British ambassador: The British embassy in Berlin clarifies that Simon McDonald was "requested" or "called" to meet a representative from the German foreign office, whereas the US ambassador was "summoned" to meet the foreign minister.
Reservations are requested by Saturday by calling (949) 49496465.
Applications must be returned to NJPAC by Aug. 1; they may be requested by calling (973) 642-8989, extension 5287.
