The phrase "wish to order" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to your intention to make a purchase, for example: I wish to order one dozen of your signature cupcakes for my daughter's birthday.
Select the Decline – do not order option if you don't wish to order additional copies.
After being informed that Indians "wish to order their own affairs," the officer turns sour: "It's your fault.
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Servers are laid back but very accommodating, checking frequently to see if diners need seconds on drinks or wish to order dessert.
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How, then, does Norman promise to create a "fizzing" and "re-energised" operation in which ITV commissioners might wish to order more programmes from their colleagues down the road?
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However, Simons's early designs were sufficiently strong for him to leapfrog the education system, with buyers immediately wishing to order the pieces.
The private had a pathetic reverence for his superiors, a necessary characteristic of military life if one wishes to order others around one day.
In 2008, however, 3.5 million copies of the 75th-anniversary stamp, with an image of pintail ducks by Joseph Hautman, were printed on cards with a toll-free telephone number for those wishing to order more stamps.
In the opening line of the song, as introduced by Jerry Orbach, El Gallo asked the fathers what kind of rape they wished to order: We've the obvious, open schoolboy rape, With little mandolins and perhaps a cape.
