Is it correct to say as per request?

“As per your request” sounds formal and grammatically incorrect, even though it was used in business for many years. Its time has come and gone. Instead, switch it with “As you requested,” which says the same thing in a much more approachable and simple way.

Is it has requested or as requested?

Present perfect. I, have requested. you, have requested. he/she/it, has requested.

Is it at your request or on your request?

The correct phrase is “at your request”. The reason it is called a phrase is because these three words are one unit. You can use the words separately if you want.

How do you use requested in a sentence?

as requested in a sentence

It is a requested 8 : 30 call from the telephone exchange.
The service would deduct money, as requested, from the user’s bank account.
At the end, President Clinton refused to summarize the discussion as requested.
I fixed most issues as requested and responded to the others above.

What is per your request?

‘As per your request’ is a very formal way to say ‘as you wished for’ or ‘as you wanted. ‘ ‘As per your request’ is, therefore, often used in written correspondence, mainly in business correspondence. It is both used in E-Mails and also in letters.

Is it polite to say as requested?

In a friendly matter, it’s both too formal and not polite enough. In an polite but formal matter (such as a wedding invitation) it’s a suitable level of formality, but not polite enough.

Can we say upon your request?

Both ‘as per your request’ and ‘per your request’ are grammatically correct and widely used in written English. ‘As per your request’ might seem pretty old-fashioned to some. Using something like ‘as you requested’ is a more modern way of saying ‘as per your request’ and might sound less ‘cumbersome’.

What is upon your request?

“Upon your request” = at the time you make a request.

Can I say per your request?

What’s the difference between as you requested and as per?

Instead of ‘as per your request,’ say ‘in accordance with your request’ or ‘in compliance with your request.’ (Maurice H. Weseen, Crowell’s dictionary of English Grammar, 1928) As you requested is straightforward and, really, as formal as you ever need to be. Dig Deeper on Writing for Business megabytes per second (MBps)

Which is correct,’as per your request’or’as you request’?

What’s the difference between ” attached ” and ” per your request “?

‘Attached are the details that you have requested for consideration.’ ‘The documents are attached as requested.’ This is a bit cumbersome. How about: “ Per your request, find additional details attached.” Can you open your mouth a little further? Just a little more? Yes. It’s just as I suspected; you’re choking on a dictionary.