The phrase "as appropriate ask" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "Please reach out to the team as appropriate, ask any questions you may have."
Alternatives: "as needed inquire" or "as suitable request".
As far as is age appropriate, ask them where they want to be when they are adults and then link that back to what is at hand.
All patients (or their parents for minors as appropriate) were asked to complete a 1-month prospective diary before the scheduled clinical appointment.
When appropriate, ask others to pray with you or give a signal such as bowing your head.
If appropriate, ask some questions, and talk about the answers.
Note: Additional follow-up questions were asked, as appropriate, with each participant.
It is also important to note that participants may be recalled to prison for a number of reasons other than reoffending, therefore, this will be taken into account and questions and/or prompts within this topic guide will be asked as appropriate.
Students were presented with haematology and immunohistochemistry results, and histological and radiological images, as appropriate for each case, then asked to answer questions relating to differential diagnosis, diagnostic investigations, provisional diagnosis, pathogenesis, and prognosis.
They were asked to check as appropriate from a list of potential reasons for delay in starting CR where applicable, if none were applicable, or if another reason was applicable (and to specify accordingly).
The third section consisted of a list of eight potential sources of influence on the participants´ preference, including persons (such as health professionals, family members and friends and courses or media (such as internet, television or magazines) which respondents were asked to tick, as appropriate.
Naylor suggests that what is assessed as appropriate care depends on who is asked; their location; the weight given to different types of evidence and outcomes; whether service user preferences are considered; the level of resources available; and prevailing societal and system values [ 31].
