The phrase "are solicitations for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to requests or appeals for something, typically in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The documents submitted to the committee are solicitations for funding to support the new project."
Alternatives: "are requests for" or "are appeals for".
There were solicitations for money for the Red Cross, water bottles chugged (and donated) and headphones popped into ears.
The undercover officer who arrested Mr. Craig said the senator had peered into a stall where the officer was seated, and that once in the next stall, Mr. Craig had tapped his toes, touched the officer's foot and moved his hands in ways the officer understood to be solicitations for sex.
The sheriff, Thomas J. Dart, wants the Web site to eliminate its "erotic services" section, suggesting that many of the section's ads are blatant solicitations for prostitution.
If these aren't solicitations for bribes, we might as well retire the bribery statute in America.
I have been receiving solicitations for even more credit cards for almost as long.
Getting a Diploma 28 Years Late The violinist EUGENE DRUCKER received a letter from the Juilliard School and figured it was a solicitation for a donation.
The document was a solicitation for potential health care partners to develop a "national, integrated, low-cost primary health care platform".
Magno Rubio Jojo Gonzalezz) stands four and a half feet tall and pines for an Arkansas beauty named Clarabelle, whose picture he discovered in a lonely-hearts magazine and whose love letters are peppered with solicitations for money and lavish gifts.
Some longtime fund-raisers and political strategists say they have seen recent signs of what they call "donor fatigue," especially among corporate executives who are bombarded with solicitations for the parties' elite donor clubs and almost weekly black-tie dinners and political retreats at resort hotels.
