The phrase "already have asked" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that a request or question has been made prior to the current moment, but it typically requires rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "I already have asked for your opinion on this matter last week."
Alternatives: "have already inquired" or "have previously asked".
News organizations already have asked the court to allow cameras for the decision.
Of course many more children will already have asked themselves the same question about "Toy Story 3".
Officials in the central and northern parts of the state already have asked for racks, Mr. Warsh said.
Additionally, the majority (60%) of patients could foresee circumstances that would make them consider assisted suicide in the future if it were legally available, and three of the 44 patients indicated that since their diagnosis, they would already have asked for assisted suicide if it had been legal.
"How can you want what you already have?" asks innovative couples' therapist Esther Perel in her book Mating in Captivity.
"It vilifies the people who are being peaceful and asking for something they should already have, asking for things like ending of police brutality".
Officials said the cost of the effort would come from $500m in overseas contingency operations, such as the war in Afghanistan, that the Pentagon already had asked Congress to redirect to carry out humanitarian efforts in Iraq and west Africa.
Before interview day, he already has asked the human resources rep to provide a full agenda with names and titles, which he is using to research his interviewers.
One client already has asked for a cordless setup for an electronic keyboard so he can hear the music he's composing over the sound system in real time.
The administration already has asked the Supreme Court to weigh in on the issue.
Already this year, investors have asked for $1.7 billion back from the $15 billion fund.
