"request arbitration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are asking for a third party to settle a dispute between two parties. For example, "After negotiations between the two companies failed, it was agreed that they would request arbitration to settle the dispute."
The airline's vice president and general counsel, John Nadolny, said today that his union had requested arbitration, under the contract.
But when it's time to bargain over better wages and benefits for their workers, these same groups are viciously opposed to even the possibility of requesting arbitration.
After failing to persuade local governments to fund a $500 million arena complex, Bennett's group notified the NBA that it intended to move the team to Oklahoma City and requested arbitration with the city of Seattle to be released from its lease with KeyArena.
A statement said the agreement has been welcomed by the IOC and "also brings to an end the request for arbitration that had been filed by the BOA with the court of arbitration for sport [CAS] to resolve a contractual dispute with Locog".
Houston's Roger Clemens set the record for the highest request in arbitration at $22 million in 2005.
The request for arbitration was made by Warner, invoking what it said it believed to be a contractual right.
But at the same time they submitted a request for arbitration at the World Bank, demanding compensation for all the gold and silver that they were unable to extract.
Roger Mead, the lawyer for the trust, said that it had promptly rejected the October request for arbitration, and that the museum asked again in March and again was told no.
Its stock price suffered this summer in part because of Nokia 's mid-July request for arbitration with InterDigital over the amount of royalties it owes InterDigital for phones sold with InterDigital-patented technology since 2002.
