The phrase "above asked" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to refer to something that was previously inquired about, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In response to the above asked question, I would like to provide further clarification."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned" or "aforementioned".
Ms. Fleming, above, asked to withdraw from the Mozart concert aria "Ch'io mi scordi di te" because she did not feel she had it properly in her voice, her representative said.
When GrubHub lawyer Theodore Boutrous, Jr. (pictured above) asked if GrubHub considers itself to be a "food delivery company," Chia responded, "No, we do not".
One of his U.S. Open hair highlights was when Rafael Nadal (pictured above) asked him to cut his shoulder-length strands.
Each of the surveys described above asked participants to rate perceived importance and availability of ten specific EBDM competency items.
Participants were, in addition to the criteria presented above, asked about participation in focus group interviews according to willingness and ability to express themselves verbally as judged by a nurse in charge of the ward where the respective patient was cared for.
THE STORY OF SEPTEMBER 11, 2011 "Must we revisit a horrific event that kids today don't even remember because they were too young, or weren't born yet?" Linda Ellerbee, above, asks in an introduction to this "Nick News" special.
Second, in assessing the above, ask whether it is really credible that Greece's debt-to-GDP ratio will fall to a sustainable level as a result of the plan.
Considering the fascinating fear you wrote down above, ask yourself: Is this desire destructive?
You look lost... ...... Strike up a short conversation- If you use the pick-up line above, ask her what her next class is.
All were at or above asking price, she said.
above asking her to turn down the radio.
