The phrase "request for changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when asking someone to make changes to something. For example, "Please review the document and submit a request for changes if necessary."
The situation was complicated by the city's request for changes, including one to require that illegal vendors be fingerprinted.
An antitrust lawyer in Brussels said the request for changes could prompt the commission to seek further concessions from Microsoft.
Northeast did not say what issues had caused the merger deal to founder, but its statement suggested that Con Ed might have developed reservations about Northeast's financial condition that prompted a request for changes in the agreement.
The calls by Shiite leaders to ignore the Sunnis' request for changes to the draft constitution provoked threats from the Sunnis that they would urge their people to reject the document when it goes before voters in a national referendum in October.
A formal request for changes was sent to Schlag in late May.
The ability to control the requirement modification involves effective and reproducible procedures to deliver the so-called Request-for-Change (RfC, i.e. [1]) as specified.
In her first speech, peppered by applause and standing ovations, she called on lawmakers to make the lower house "the house of good politics," and to heed "the request for change that all Italians are asking of us, especially our children".
A solitude-seeking Italian immigrant daylaborer (a man who bought soap at a local store before he boarded the bus just so he could avoid the pain of articulating his request for change), Rodia constructed the seventeen interconnected structures over a period of 33 years from 1921 to 1954 at night, after a long day at other menial labor.
The experience of the Balanced Scorecard, in St. Anna University Hospital, Ferrara, was provoked by the request for change by the health workers involved.
Develop a Request for Change (RFC): This may originate from problem management where an issue, or a series of related issues, is identified and a mitigating change is necessary to prevent (or minimize) future effects.
Are you an employer reviewing requests for changes to standard hours – does it make sense to you?
