The phrase "and elsewhere asked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to questions or inquiries made in different locations or contexts, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "The researcher posed several questions in the survey, and elsewhere asked about participants' experiences with the product."
Alternatives: "and in other instances asked" or "and in other places inquired".
He said many Poles, in Sejny and elsewhere, asked why they were, "opening this wound over again".
From the beginning, critics in Congress and elsewhere asked why the large initial oil contract was awarded to Halliburton without competitive bidding, and a stream of government auditors and former employees have accused the company of recklessly wasting millions as it rushed to provide meals, housing and fuel for the military.
With Alawite youths dying by the hundreds to defend the government, voices are raised at funerals and elsewhere asking questions like, "Why is the government not doing enough to protect us?" according to the Alawites interviewed.
The lawsuit, brought by lawyers from the Center for Constitutional Rights and elsewhere, asks Judge Scheindlin to create "a process for obtaining community input" to change the stop-and-frisk practices and to appoint a monitor to ensure that the department's policies comply with the Constitution.
But unlike Mr. Moses, Mr. Logue was a proud liberal who brought his social conscience to his projects -- trying (unsuccessfully) to build integrated housing in Westchester, and staying for days in his housing projects in Coney Island, Harlem and elsewhere, asking his staff members to do the same.
The ad's launch comes the morning after thousands protested in Chicago, New York, Washington, D.C., and elsewhere asking Congress to protect Mueller. .
The ad's launch comes the morning after thousands protested in Chicago, New York, Washington, D.C., and elsewhere asking Congress to protect Mueller.
"Has a team ever been "mathematically certain" of winning the title, only to be deducted points and see it go elsewhere?" asked Conor Green in May 2005.
Let us know at the usual address – [email protected] "Has a team ever been 'mathematically certain' of winning the title only to be deducted points and see it go elsewhere?" asked Conor Green back in 2005.
"Do you make a financial sacrifice for local environmental reasons and then make it less easy to make grants for worthy causes, including important environmental causes elsewhere?" asked Murray Gell-Mann, a physicist and Nobel Prize winner on the board of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
There's definitely a limit to how quickly you can make things happen when Mercury is uncooperative, and favourable planets elsewhere ask for detailed work, not seat-of-pants aviation.
