The phrase "request reports" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when asking someone to provide specific reports or documents, often in a professional or formal context.
Example: "Please request reports from the finance department for the last quarter."
Alternatives: "ask for reports" or "solicit reports."
The agency looked at phone listings and Web sites and attempted to request reports.
The potential buyer would also be able to request reports on neighborhood demographics, schools, environmental issues and comparable home sales, the patent says.
The review identified several problems, like companies that don't list toll-free numbers or those that do, but still don't make it easy for consumers to request reports.
As a clever workaround, many technology companies put declarations on their websites or in their data request reports stating that, as of a certain date, they've never received a national security letter.
If these three biggest companies open their doors to Russia's security services they will lose control over their information, and it will seriously devalue the "global government request reports" used to track who is asking Facebook and others for information about their users.
You can also manually request reports based on a person's email and name, even if you don't have a meeting on the books.
The trade request reported by Yahoo! comes just one day after Paul told reporters his "heart is in New Orleans".
A Freedom of Information request reported in the Guardian last year revealed that 9.5% of passengers on open-boarding routes lack a valid ticket.
Mr. Minarik, left, made his request, reported yesterday in The New York Post, in a letter that was sent on Monday to Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney.
Then he sends his visitors on their way with a smooth request: Report back what you find; I'd love to meet this ruler myself.
Broadcast fax alerts also were sent to veterinarians to request reporting of suspect animal cases.
