The phrase "request evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to ask for proof of something, such as facts, claims, etc. For example: "Please provide me with evidence that the project was completed on time."
"Five years ago, it was unusual to see hiring announcements request evidence of good teaching," says Ouellett.
Under the new plan, police forces may in future only need "reasonable suspicion" that an offence has been committed to request evidence from drone owners.
"The new measures proposed in the consultation, such as giving the police the power to request evidence from drone users where there is reasonable suspicion of an offence being committed, were met with strong support from respondents," the government also writes.
It is not uncommon for some politicians to request evidence from research as a pretext to block or delay tobacco control measures" [ 18].
8 10 12 19 As recently emphasised by Hanage, 20 it is important to request evidence for changes in the risk of the presumed associated diseases by interventions affecting the gut microbiota.
Request evidence from anyone who has identified the problem or worked on it.
We began requesting evidence we wanted to review.
When a reporter requested evidence of this person's credentials, Mr. Zeltser canceled the meeting.
I have requested evidence of this but it seems unable/unwilling to provide any.
Representative Keith Ellison, a Minnesota Democrat and a Muslim, requested evidence from Mrs. Bachmann to back her claim.
In August 2000, when Bank of America requested evidence that the warrants remained valid, Dr. Waksal forged the signature of ImClone's general counsel on a false document, the indictment says.
