'listen to requests' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any context in which you want to emphasize that someone is paying attention to requests, e.g. "We strive to ensure our customers are satisfied so we always listen to requests and do our best to accommodate them."
"Naturally we want to ensure a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for everyone at the Stadium of Light and we'd ask supporters to listen to requests from stewards and help us to eradicate persistent standing for the sake of all fans".
A lot of bartenders thought they were special, and asked us "why not create a bitter?" The initial drive isn't always commercial, we listen to requests.
This is as simple as calling into the radio station you both listen to, requesting the other's favorite song at a certain time of day and adding a message of love.
But in a statement released Mr Ainsworth said he had listened to requests from commanders on the ground.
In fact, at the last minute, Trump listened to requests from the intelligence services not to release some three hundred of the remaining three thousand files.
If Babylon had been occupied for its own good, the military commanders would certainly have listened to requests that they stop construction and put an immediate end to helicopter flights.
Putting 1,000 miles a week on its Humvees, the unit visits villages, identifying unexploded ordnance for disposal and listening to requests for food aid, barbed wire for livestock and new wells as this parched region enters its eighth year of drought.
Plays are selected a year in advance, after polling audiences and listening to requests.
For Workday this meant listening to requests from customers to be able to use HCM apps to more directly engage the workforce.
Jackson refused to listen to deans' requests for hiring more professors or getting more support, one former engineering professor who requested to remain anonymous told VICE News.
Santa Claus is to arrive in the morning to listen to holiday requests and pose for pictures.
