The phrase "request to not" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in formal or professional contexts to politely express a desire for something not to be done. Example: I kindly request you to not disclose this sensitive information to anyone else.
Then there was the headteacher who openly mocked a transgender girl's request to not use the boys' changing rooms.
She ignores the clearly desperate Marnie and even makes Adam and Caroline's argument all about her (the request to not say "fatty" wasn't aimed at either of them).
"The family's proud of the way the Defense Department continued on with our request" to not abandon the search, she said.
Penterman, who decided to drop the cart request to not distract Flam, was back out in the heat and humidity on Tuesday, and completed the 18 holes again, though he said he "just barely made it".
"They refused to condemn his call-to-action as immoral (and illegal)." Mr. Rohland said that Mr. Koyen defied a request to not run the New York Post cover parody and his suspension was due to insubordination.
The story is now deeply and irretrievably compromised: Rolling Stone has acknowledged "discrepancies" in Jackie's account of the attack, and, in a note appended to the story, the magazine has said it was "mistaken in honoring Jackie's request to not contact the alleged assaulters".
The participants were requested to not directly compare the images.
ScaleArc caches Sharepoint content requests to not overload the database.
School's out," said a parent whose son goes to Mid City's Prescott School of Enriched Sciences, who requested to not be identified.
Midwives were requested to not make changes to their normal practice, and behave as if the researcher was not present.
Participants in this group will not attend a study physiotherapist and will be requested to not undertake a formal rehabilitation program.
