The phrase "online solicitation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of requesting or offering services or goods online, often in a persuasive or persistent manner. Example: "John was arrested for online solicitation of a minor after he attempted to arrange a meeting with a 13-year-old girl through a chatroom." In this sentence, "online solicitation" is used to describe the illegal act of attempting to initiate sexual contact with a minor through online communication.
But Christopher Lee, a married Republican congressman from New York, headed for the door just hours after his online solicitation of a woman was revealed.
In August, as part of its investigation of online sex trafficking, the Senate subpoenaed the CEO of Backpage.com, a website commonly known for online solicitation of sex workers.
Details for the 2013 children's concert have not been announced, but a private online solicitation to donors promised that individuals who contribute at least $75,000 and institutions or corporations that contribute at least $250,000 would get two tickets.
Parents and teachers should inform young people about the dangers of online solicitation, the researchers said, but "the concerns are not so alarming that they should by themselves encourage parents to bar children from the Internet".
Instead, they reflect a more aggressive approach to growing criminal activities like identity theft, online solicitation and human trafficking, or a push from Congress to crack down on more traditional crimes.
An immediate effect of the reforms will be an explosion of online solicitation for money, using a combination of Net advertising and targeted e-mail blasts.
Repeated online solicitations for small donations are a relatively inefficient way of raising money.
Companies will be permitted to raise up to $1 million through mass, online solicitations via the Internet.
She and another unnamed American later posted online solicitations for money for that project, the document said.
The campaign has maintained a steady drumbeat of online solicitations to keep the money coming, including several on Wednesday.
Bivio's software application that matches new users to existing members has led executives of the nonprofit group to question whether online solicitations run afoul of Securities and Exchange Commission regulations.
