The phrase 'requested from me' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like: "The customer requested a refund from me."
I think the problem is that, in 2011, I decided the best way to write the supposedly humorous newspaper columns increasingly requested from me was to detach myself from the process, to treat it not as an opportunity for impassioned thought, but as a professional problem to be solved.
Awe at the creative excellence of their exhibit, and disappointment that the images they had requested from me did not make the final cut.
This can be requested from the author.
will be requested from the user.
Protocols were requested from authors.
It's a noble dominion that extends vertically as far as the roof of our semi, and to my mind also includes the airspace above it - through which planes unaccountably continue to make their final descents into Heathrow without requesting clearance from me.
"At some point my customers started requesting 'imperfections' from me such as wrinkles, eyebags, pores, and aged scars," Button told me in an email.
The bus driver lowered the kneeling bus without a request from me.
Though on 6 March 2014, the home secretary, Theresa May, announced a public inquiry into the SDS's operations, she has so far refused a request from me to include within its remit surveillance of the MPs identified by Peter Francis.
"The Iraqi prime minister was very frank in his request from me," Cameron told the House of Commons.
"He saw the friend request from me, which must have been a bit startling," Tergesen told the network.
