"request for something" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a specific thing or action that someone is asking for. Example: "The customer made a polite request for a refund after receiving a defective product."
Mason registered a gentle request for something "more generous" next time.
Even so, I consider any request for something that lies outside my sphere of emotional interest — "Hi.
The following day, she wrote again, with a special request for something she could not get in Pakistan: "HEY!
By dessert time, most taste buds will be sending out urgent signals to the brain, putting in a request for something bland and soothing.
His earlier request for something refreshing had yielded something florid: a Gin East Side Rickey, tall, green, and fizzy, served with an ice spear, a metal straw, cucumber, and a wild sprig of mint.
It needs to contain a clear request for something that can be done to someone who can do it in a way that is likely to have an impact.
Kaczynski, CNN and BuzzFeed: They never responded to a single one of my comment requests for something like five months.
In many cases, there were requests for something from the offenders I contacted they'd ask for money, or for books.
For example: If you know the dance is a Ho-Down themed event it is important to be well stocked on Country music, if the event is a Valentines Day dance extra slow songs may be in order, etc. Make sure to bring a variety of musical styles however just in case the crowd becomes tired of a certain genre or you start getting requests for something different.
"If the request is for something that could easily take place in the school holidays then the headteacher should not give permission, and that would include holidays," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
He had one other request for Monsanto, something he knows he will never receive.
