The phrase "ask for anyone else" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to inquire about the availability or presence of other people in a specific context, such as a meeting or event.
Example: "If the manager is unavailable, you can ask for anyone else who can assist you."
Alternatives: "inquire about others" or "request someone else".
The hardest part of living without social media was remembering that my little life was enough, so I could just stay there and live it without asking for anyone else's permission or validation.
Consider what we can do to bring others to our side -- Ryan, Silver Spring, MD" As a long-time, older, white LGBT activist (one still not comfortable adding the Q or additional letters to the acronym) I could have written this without asking for anyone else's opinion.
The model is Ireland, whose brutal spending cuts restored market confidence without aid from its European neighbours.A bail-out, Mrs Merkel fears, would break the bargain Germany struck in accepting the euro: that the single currency's members would never jeopardise its stability nor ask Germans to pay for anyone else's mismanagement.
If you never spend your card, you probably wouldn't buy one for anyone else or ask to continue receiving them.
So why, I ask, should it be a problem for anyone else?
As was typical, he never bothered to ask whether this would be inconvenient for anyone else -- it was good fun to him.
Working-class single mums claiming benefits will be asked very personal questions about what for anyone else would be private matters.
"Is he speaking for anyone else but himself?" asks a fuming member of the PLO's executive committee.
On the contrary, she said — teachers routinely call her on their way into school at 7 a.m., an hour before the day officially begins, asking if they should pick up coffee for anyone else.
Miller asked him not to, because she didn't want to feel obligated to care for anyone else.
