"information request from" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to request specific information from somebody (e.g. a client or colleague). For example, "I am sending this email to request further information from you about the project."
He also said it was irrelevant whether the aides had received a Freedom of Information request from reporters.
The Home Office did respond to a freedom of information request from Guardian Government Computing, but not in full.
The MoD's confession - if that is what it was - came in response to a freedom of information request from Reuters news agency.
Thanks to a freedom of information request from the Guardian, we know how much the MoD has paid families when a member has been killed.
Backed by the prince, it has refused a freedom of information request from the Guardian for copies of the correspondence for nine years.
Details of British personnel's involvement in strikes by allied nations' forces were revealed by a freedom of information request from the pressure group Reprieve.
The chair of the committee, Keith Vaz, said: "This is the first time that the home affairs select committee has needed to resort to a freedom of information request from the Home Office.
The receipts were released only after a Freedom of Information request from Joseph Manganello, a Gloucester County Democrat who is challenging State Senator John J. Matheussen, the assistant majority leader.
In Home Office documents released under a freedom of information request from advocacy group Freedom from Torture, the UK Border Agency admitted deporting 15 Sri Lankan nationals since 2009 who were then tortured by government security services on their return.
In response to a freedom of information request from the Guardian, Scotland Yard said that the national 'domestic extremism' unit "has not conducted any research to count how many elected politicians are currently recorded in any way in its files".
The apology followed a Freedom of Information request from the Liberal Democrats, which showed that no officers in the £5.9m police operation at Kingsnorth power station in Kent during August had been injured by protesters.
