The part of a sentence "would need to request" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing something that may be required in the future. Example: In order to attend the conference, I would need to request a leave of absence from work.
If a former participant in an EAP program at the graduate level subsequently applies for a graduate degree, the program would need to request an exception to recommend admission.
Any country benefiting from the bond-buying would need to request a bailout and succumb to eurozone terms, situations that Rajoy and his Italian counterpart, Mario Monti, are anxious to avoid.
However, in March, Delta informed some flight attendants that if they didn't want to wear new uniforms, they would need to request a disability job accommodation with the option of going on short-term disability insurance.
Any newco club would need to request permission from the SPL board to acquire Rangers' share in the competition.
In the absence of regulations on the subject, any newco club would need to request permission from the SPL board to acquire Rangers' share in the competition.
Student Affairs would need to request this new technology, but at that point the underlying infrastructure would be able to support such a request at that time.
He claimed that Trump had failed to understand the complexity of trade agreements, saying the US president would first need to request permission to negotiate from Congress, which would have six months to consider the issue.
Within a year though, the agency decided it would allow women over 18 to purchase the drug without a prescription, although they would still need to request it from the pharmacist.
Third, the Israeli government would need to formally request Turkey's mediation.
In the Promedico EHRS, the alert button could also be gray, in which case the user would need to manually request the alert.
Sarkar would still need to request the person's identify from the Internet service provider, Jollymore says.
