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I refer to your official information request dated [date] for [brief detail of subject matter of request]. On [date] we advised that we considered it reasonably necessary that your request be put in writing to provide clarification. We understand that you are [unable / unwilling] to do so.
The appropriate response is to make it clear that you didn't understand, and request clarification from the speaker. One option is to politely explain that you didn't understand a part of the message, and ask for the speaker to repeat all of it.
You can use "statement of clarification" when you need to communicate that you are clarifying a previous idea or statement. For example: "Previously I expressed my opinion on the issue; however, I want to make a statement of clarification.
Ask for clarification Could you say it in another way? Can you clarify that for me? Could you rephrase that?
20 Email Expressions to Ask for Clarification If I understood you correctly, you would like me to... As previously stated? Could you please clarify what you meant by?? Sorry if I was unclear. ... As per my last email? Please let me know if I misunderstood. ... Please let me know how we can avoid this in the future.