The phrase "ask for a share" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting a portion or part of something, such as resources, profits, or information.
Example: "During the meeting, I decided to ask for a share of the project budget to cover additional expenses."
Alternatives: "request a portion" or "seek a stake".
And if the child says that, chances are he or she would ask for a share of the genetic parents' wealth.
"I am going to ask for a share of people's incomes out of solidarity and to meet the demands of the most needy," Mr Zapatero told parliament on September 9th.He said the 2010 budget would aim to raise overall taxes by 1.5% of GDP, which should earn the government about €15 billion ($22 billion).
Public sector and voluntary organisations can ask for a share of the Tourism Development Fund.
Thai police, military, and intelligence units have all approached the American Embassy with their hands out, asking for a share of the reward for the capture of the fugitive, Riduan Isamuddin, better known as Hambali.
Patent law experts say that in the few cases like this that have gone to court, the outcomes favored the patent holders and not the individuals who asked for a share of patents.
Now that there are more Sherpa operators today on Everest, they've come to learn how much the government of Nepal makes in revenues from Everest expeditions and they are asking for a share.
But inevitably the second and third generations of a founder's family start asking for a share of the wealth.
The writers are asking for a share of revenue.
Why, for considering it all a sham and asking for a share?
What's more, the laboratory may find that it is asking for a sharing of ideas among countries that may have few traditions of academic freedom or long histories of conflict with one another.
At this meeting they highlighted that "an interprofessional collaboration asks for a shared vision of the specific professional practice of each member, and the development of relationships characterized by collegiality and trust, which will support client satisfaction" (minutes of the FMG group meeting on January 23 , 2004.
