The phrase "are asked to inform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting someone to provide information or notify others about something.
Example: "All employees are asked to inform their supervisors of any changes in their availability."
Alternatives: "are requested to notify" or "are encouraged to inform".
Applicants are asked to inform the Program Coordinator [email protected] following the submission of an online application.
Sometimes inquiries by employers reach the Graduate Office and we are asked to inform employers about our students.
Subjects are asked to inform their mother/relative beforehand.
Participants are asked to inform their Regional Centre of any hospitalisation but will also be contacted by letter on an annual basis.
Additionally, physicians are asked to inform patients with IBS about the study, describing it as a psychological support intervention to be carried out in addition to their usual conventional therapy for IBS.
All kindergartens in Halle were informed by the city council and were asked to inform the parents about the study using information material provided by the outbreak investigation team.
On Jan . 12 , 2011the EPA's Office of General Counsel warned McCarthy's staff to "stop retention bonus pay," and McCarthy was asked to inform Beale, according to the report.
I have been asked to inform you that Egypt has appointed a new Ambassador for Israel, Dr. Mohammed Bassiouny, and that the Government of Israel has accepted this nomination.
After the game, Pat Hanlon, the Giants' vice president for communications, was asked to inform Mac Duff that reporters wanted to interview him about the special-teams mistakes.
Newspapers and broadcasters were asked to inform the police whenever they intended to run a story connected to Soham, even if it was one that did not require a police comment.
During the Montgomery bus boycott, King enlisted Carey's aid by appointing him chairman of a Chicago committee that was asked to inform the headquarters of Montgomery's bus company of the concerns of black Montgomery residents.
