"manual requests" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to requests that are done or completed manually (i.e. not automated electronically). For example: "We received a large number of manual requests for new accounts this week."
Longs used Invision in its distribution center and a custom inventory program in its stores but had to rely on dozens of manual order requests per store every day, which pulled pharmacists away from customers.
The site's profile-removal tool soon buckled under the weight of the traffic, leaving people to send manual removal requests through the website's contact form.
[Page A22.] At a news conference at the Capitol here, Mr. Baker said that the manual count requested in four Democratic counties by the Gore campaign would be far less accurate than the machine count that has already determined Mr. Bush to be ahead by 327 votes.
According to several Republican officials, the Bush campaign was considering the possibility of seeking a legal injunction against manual recounts requested by the Gore campaign that were set to begin in several Florida counties, and Mr. Bush has given Mr. Baker permission to take that step.
A senior Republican official close to the Bush campaign said that the campaign was contemplating a federal court suit challenging the dismissal of the military ballots, but that a decision would not be made until lawyers for Mr. Bush see how they fare before the Florida State Supreme Court, which is considering the validity of manual recounts requested by Mr. Gore in some counties.
When a tornado hit Tuscaloosa, Ala., in 2011, Walker headed there to help with manual labor requesting no fanfare, his charity told the Burbank Leader.
Caregivers were shown how to use the manual and requested to complete one module each week.
Observers were provided with the observation tool manual and requested to read it thoroughly prior to on-site evaluation.
Participants allocated to the WP will be given an educational walking manual and requested to record habitual daily activity levels (frequency of walks, walk duration) an exercise diary prior to the start of the intervention.
