No, at this time the process is automated. If the automated systems detects certain issues with the application, the system will send the application for a manual review. There is not an option to manually request a review. If the decision on you application was just a minute or two, it was an automated decision. If your received a notification/email that your application was in >review< it was forwarded for a manual review.
In evaluating your application, Goldman Sachs requested your credit information from TransUnion. Goldman Sachs uses what is called a FICO 9 credit score. The credit score you have is probably a FICO 8 score or VantageScore 3.0. Goldman Sachs will not accept those. You can request a free copy of your TransUnion credit report from the link below. It is a good idea to review your credit report periodically and look for errors or fraudulent activity. If you finds errors etc. you can contact TransUnion and request corrections or additions.
https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action
This support article explains how your credit application was evaluated.
How your Apple Card application is evaluated – Apple Support
You welcome to apply again after 30 days. Applying more frequently that every 30 days may get you blocked from applying for 6 months.