The phrase "a solicitation asking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a request or appeal for something, typically in formal or business communication.
Example: "The organization sent out a solicitation asking for donations to support their community programs."
Alternatives: "a request for" or "an appeal seeking".
Shortly after being blocked, it sent out a fundraising solicitation asking for donations "as a way of saying that you will not let President Trump silence progressive veterans and military family members who are fighting to resist his dangerous agenda".
Lonegan tells his supporters today that in the waning days of the campaign, the NRSC sent out an email donation solicitation, asking people to specifically support Lonegan's campaign.
The husband randomly and without solicitation asked his wife, "Was that a man or a woman?" She looked confused and said, "Who?" My ears perked up and I found myself witnessing a cis straight couple attempt to dissect the gender identity of a person who they did not know, saw twenty-four hours previously, and would never see again.
All of these solicitations asked for limited contributions to a maximum of $5,000.
Ms. Sandberg's project, according to members of her launch committee and their solicitations, asks little of the corporations signing on as "launch partners," which include American Express, Google, Sony, Johnson & Johnson and multiple media businesses.
To prevent this illogical outcome, the commission has proposed a specific definition of solicitation -- asking for a financial contribution -- that would allow normal political discourse to continue.
In March last year, D'Angelo was also arrested and charged with solicitation after asking a female undercover police officer for oral sex in New York's West Village.
Let's see what actually happens...I am now looking at 47 unwanted solicitations and am replying with a note asking them to discontinue their mailings.
Robert Mueller, the special counsel investigating Russian interference in the campaign, might conclude that such a solicitation could constitute a crime, and he might ask a grand jury to return an indictment on that theory.
Before Miss Aguilera was "Dirrty" she was a "Genie in a Bottle," asking to be rubbed the right way, but that apparently wasn't solicitation enough.
