"request for feedback" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you have asked someone to give you feedback about something or someone. For example: "We have made changes to the project, so I would like to request for feedback from you on how you think it can be improved."
It was a request for feedback, a foreign corporate practice imported into this setting.
This is a place to come with a question, request for feedback, or just to listen.
Many were angry at receiving a request for feedback about customer satisfaction, following their booking and payment, after the company collapsed.
Replies from last month's request for feedback seem to indicate that for most solvers our crosswords are hitting the spot most of the time - which is nice!
Handle the request for feedback well, demonstrating your great interpersonal skills and professionalism and maybe they will fast-track your application if they have something suitable for you in the future.
tom bradby (@tombradby) David Cameron embarks on a new career as a horse whisperer... pic.twitter.com/MbDmcbPz47 July 23 , 2014tom bradby (@tombradby) Never work with children or animals... pic.twitter.com/PIsaBnpcKo July 23 , 20149.59am BST Politics Live blog - Request for feedback I have a fairly good idea what people think about my blog because I read the comments BTL regularly.
As of early Monday morning, the company said that Wolfram Alpha had processed a total of 13.7 million queries from six continents and had received 27,000 responses to requests for feedback.
The suit claims that in a meeting Currie requested for feedback on a musical performance, Ruske compared her performance to sex, "stating that listening to [her] play made him feel like the two of them were having sexual intercourse but that [she], though very beautiful, was only lying there and not doing anything".
Businesses want your opinion of them, too, and their requests for feedback, like relentless tugs on the sleeve, now seem to come with every purchase, every call to a customer service department and every click of a mouse that is followed with a pop-up ad pleading with users to take a survey about the "Web site experience".
We hoped to at least get a good laugh over them — such as the proposal typed entirely in electric-blue capital letters; the note with six attachments, five of which were legal disclaimers; the 80-page manuscript with requests for feedback; or the 17 back-and-forth e-mails to schedule a single lunch meeting.
Fizzback sends consumers requests for feedback relating to a specific interaction or transaction via mobile, web or social media.
