Talk:2021 Solomon Islands unrest

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Grammatical adjustment

The sentence "They also requested the Australian Government for support" is not a grammatical construct that is used in Australian English (the version of English used for this article). Perhaps the phrase "They have also made a request to the Australian Government for assistance in restoring order" may work better in conveying the same understanding. Andmark (talk) 23:20, 11 December 2021 (UTC)