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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
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On his request

In the context: The client wants to look at our company profile. Can I say this to our Manager below?

I have shared our profile document with him on his request.

is "On his request" the perfect one for mentioned here?. I am not sure that the client requested us politely. In fact, The client asked me casually to share the profile. so what would be suitable here?

  

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Say '... at his request'.

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Say '... at his request'.

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It's probably confusing because of "information available upon request." You say that you provide information upon request but once you answer a request, you send it to them at their request.

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