The phrase "ask for classification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting someone to categorize or classify information or items.
Example: "In order to proceed with the analysis, please ask for classification of the data sets provided."
Alternatives: "request categorization" or "inquire about classification".
Observe that the case (m=2) was completely described, in view of Proposition 16, hence we may assume that (m ge 3) and ask for the classification for the Bagnera de Franchis varieties (or manifolds) of order m.
Well, everyone loved the apple jack analogy but a number of you got in touch to ask for the exact classification of the rock.
Second, rating scales that are anchored with graded behavioral descriptions likely have greater reliability than those asking for binary classifications.
I suggested that this was, in a curious way, a bit insulting, and that he should ask for an upgrade in his classification.
But according to IRS analyst Wilson Fadely, the Swaggart organization asked for and received official classification as a church in the late 1970s, and so it is not required to file any documents with any government agency, not even Form 990s.
We interviewed a top-level manager from each organization to help us identify positions consistent with the Holland classification and asked for permission to distribute questionnaires to incumbents occupying those positions.
We asked for sociodemographics, microbiological data, sepsis classification, complications, and outcome.
When specifically asked for negative experiences with the revised classification, only 20 respondents (4% of all) responded with specific comments, mainly pertaining to the wide range of warning signs and symptoms, symptoms being vague and also associated with other diseases, and the absence of shock syndrome not alerting the treating doctor.
According to one FBI agent, Kennedy said the agency's classification of the email related to Benghazi "caused problems for Kennedy". Kennedy asked whether the classification could be removed.
I asked for financial backing to send my new film Paint Drying a single, unbroken shot of white paint drying on a brick wall to the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), the UK's film censorship board.
