"made a pleading" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's action of making an emotional or earnest request or appeal for something. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: She made a pleading to her boss for more time to complete the project.
He knows he made a mistake by pleading guilty".
Gissendaner's three children had previously addressed the board and made a video earlier this month pleading for their mother's life to be spared.
When a jury found them guilty on these two arson charges but continued to deliberate on the others, the Hammonds made a deal to plead guilty to those two, but serve the sentences at the same time.
The fact that some new issues were raised in the new petition should not bar its consideration, Justice Kennedy said, because that result "would limit a prisoner to claims made in a pleading that is often uncounseled, hand-written" and dismissed by the district court without a hearing.
Mr. Thompson made a habit of bluntly pleading Ms. Diallo's case in public, using graphic language in explaining how he said Mr. Strauss-Kahn had carried out the assault, and harshly criticizing Manhattan prosecutors.
If all the charges against him are not dismissed, Manning has made a backup offer to plead guilty to some of the less serious ones.
Tom was not so forthcoming when Cohen asked, "Gail, or Padma?" He made a wise choice and plead the fifth on that one.
At the brunch at the Smiths' home — where a seat cost $2,500, a photo $10,000 and entrance to the pre-meal meet-and-greet $40,000 — the first lady elicited laughs as she made an earnest, almost pleading appeal to her husband's wealthy supporters to "keep writing those checks" until they reach the legal limit for campaign contributions.
Nantucket, pleading starvation, made a separate peace with Britain in August, declaring neutrality and suspending payment of federal taxes.
As schools handed out pink slips to teachers this spring, states made a beeline to Washington to plead for money for their ravaged education budgets.
