"impassioned call" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to express that someone has made a strong and emotional appeal. For example: "The speaker's impassioned call for social justice moved the audience to tears."
Of the audience reaction to his first collaboration with Salvador Dali, "Un Chien Andalou" (1928), in which disturbing erotic and violent images are arrayed in non-sequential order, he remarked, "The crowd of idiots found beauty and poetry in what was basically just a desperate, impassioned call to murder".
BIRMINGHAM, England — As the government prepares to drastically scale back its operations with steep across-the-board budget cuts, Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday used the occasion of the annual Conservative Party conference here to make an earnest, impassioned call for a fundamental change in the relationship between the state and the people.
In his commencement speech last month at Wesleyan University, Barack Obama, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, voiced a similar theme when he sounded an impassioned call to public service, and warned that the pursuit of narrow self-interest — "the big house and the nice suits and the other things that our money culture says you should buy... betrays a poverty of ambition".
Think about Pope Francis' impassioned call for unity in the battle against modern slavery, a call that inclusively encouraged the participation of people of all cultures and religions.
Mr. Kerry also made an impassioned call for action on the rising cost of health insurance.
But he also made the most impassioned call for international help.
It's part travelogue, part autobiography, part impassioned call-to-arms for our right to swim in the waterways that surround us.
Just as we had dreamed, we were cavorting to music filled with thrumming congas, cowbell chimes and impassioned call-and-response lyrics that even with our limited Spanish we could sometimes understand.
Instead, they make impassioned calls for more "humanely" raised meat.
The sale has left suspicions and hurt feelings that have bubbled up in letters to the editor in local newspapers and impassioned calls for explanation at public meetings.
He also delivered one of the day's most impassioned calls to arms: "I'll be damned if I'm gonna sit back while you tear down Farrakhan and Jeremiah Wright.
