The phrase "ask for a range" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting a variety of options or values within specified limits, often in contexts like pricing, measurements, or data.
Example: "When negotiating the contract, be sure to ask for a range of prices to ensure you get the best deal."
Alternatives: "request a spectrum" or "inquire about a variety".
Industries making steel, aluminium, paper, chemicals and bricks were all cited, as were others such as cement that are barely touched by imports (being cheap and heavy, cement is usually produced round the corner from where it is used).EU leaders then asked for a range of protective policies to be spelled out.
For that reason, it seems to be useful to ask for a broad range of disaster-related experiences and use a sum-score when analyzing the questionnaire data.
Villagers can ask for a wide range of favors.
Some conferences will also ask for a detailed paper ranging from 500 words to 5 pages.
Pokémon Go launched asking for a worrying range of access and permissions when it comes to users' Google accounts – possibly interesting in light of the amount of Google DNA in the game's origin stories.
From the beginning, Judge Walker, who was nominated to the federal bench by George Bush senior, has been unusually clear about asking for a wide range of evidence on specific questions.
In the rising industrial democracies the market for large-scale buildings worthy of an architect's attention widened, and the different users asked for a bewildering range of new building types.
The data collected showed that children do value their health, and were asking for a greater range of physical activities to be made available to them.
VICE News routinely files FOIA lawsuits against the FBI for violating the law and failing to live up to its transparency obligations — including one ongoing case in which we asked for a wide range of documents the FBI recovered from Clinton's private email server that the FBI has fought to avoid releasing.
