Sentence examples for requests noted from inspiring English sources
The phrase "requests noted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge that you have received and understood someone's requests.
Example: "Thank you for your feedback on the project. Requests noted, and I will make the necessary adjustments."
Alternatives: "requests acknowledged" or "noted your requests".
On the whiteboard at the Save the Children office in Rangoon, a chart that tracked travel requests noted in numerous cases "Lost in D.S.W.!" — the Department of Social Welfare.
Reilly, whose job now involves handling two large and political FOIA requests, noted earlier that his office has "fulfilled over 250 public records requests in our five years in office and we will be happy to fulfill [Romney's]." There was no immediate response about fulfilling the DNC's.
"There's a lot of discussion that goes on before the enactment of the president's budget" and no telling "what Congress is going to do with those requests," notes Walter Schaffer, acting director of NIH's Office of Extramural Programs.
The Verge's Tom Warren wrote a post last week detailing the top 10 Windows 10 requests, noting that users are asking Microsoft to include support for the Persian calendar in its new operating system.
In the Egypt scenario, "An Egyptian company might lose assets if it doesn't comply with a request," noted another consultant, Yousouf Aftab of Enodo Rights.
Yet many patients and families do not have the information or the encouragement to make the simple but important request noted in your article: Please stop and wash your hands.
An internal F.B.I. memorandum obtained by the Electronic Privacy Information Center under a Freedom of Information Act request noted that a Carnivore-equipped personal computer had been tested to see how much information it could capture, and reported that the system "could reliably capture and archive" all traffic through an Internet service provider.
To be sure, the fine print in that request noted that overall spending for STEM education programs would remain essentially level, at $3.7 billion.
"Associated with possible Bigfoot abduction," his FOIA request noted.
The Foreign Office declined the request, noting: "The South Africans were able to produce no evidence to substantiate their claims".
Stu Loeser, a spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg, praised Mr. de Blasio's request, noting that the mayor's office had been pressing many of those issues for years.
