"increasing requests for" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when expressing a growth in requests for something. Example: We have observed an increasing requests for our products over the past few months.
She wrote very slowly, often working on a poem for years, and increasing requests for publication only made her aware of how little she had done.
We see increasing requests for medical education in the field of headache [8].
These advantages have led to increasing requests for abdominal echographies in primary care with the consequent rise in pressure on the radiodiagnostic departments.
Our primary and hospitalary health care system presents a good level of health care which has led to increasing requests for complementary tests aimed at achieving satisfactory clinical diagnoses.
We are of the opinion that if musculoskeletal radiologists ignore increasing requests for US of the shoulder, these examinations will soon be performed by rheumatologists [ 27, 31], orthopaedic surgeons [ 32– 34], physiotherapists or family physicians who have been reported to be able to performing US of the shoulder equally well.
In view of increasing requests for DNA-based predictestingsting arising from a positive family history and GPs' increasing involvement in preventive checkups, it is important for GPs to be competent to take and interpret a family history and deal appropriately with patients' questions and concerns.
In view of improved life expectancy, sociocultural changes and better supportive measures for chemotherapy-induced toxicity, there is an increasing request for the administration of chemotherapy in elderly.
The increasing request for colonoscopy in clinical practice, coupled with the lack of time, has led to a renewed interest in unsedated procedures.
At Knob Florist, Ms. Smith has had increased requests for the hand-tied yellow ribbons and patriotic bows that military wives place on their garages and mailboxes so neighbors know their husbands have gone to fight.
A great majority of local agencies on aging are receiving increased requests for home-delivered meals, and nearly half are experiencing greater need for congregate meals, like those served at senior centers, according to the G.A.O.
For nonprofits not involved in social services, including Schooner, an environmental education group in New Haven, and the Ballet School of Stamford, there is concern that paid enrollment will decline in a bad economy, and both organizations are seeing increased requests for scholarships.
