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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ask for equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting specific tools or devices needed for a task or project.
Example: "Before starting the project, make sure to ask for equipment that will help you complete your tasks efficiently."
Alternatives: "request equipment" or "inquire about equipment".
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So I came outside to ask for equipment to help me slide them out.
That means he would ask for equipment like tanks, mobile missile launchers and anti-aircraft rocket launchers ― much of which is located on bases in states like North Carolina, Georgia and Texas.
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The country's main east-west highway was blocked and residents are asking for equipment to clear up debris.
A series of engineering setbacks prompted Williams to ask for more equipment and slaves.
So police chiefs say their choice is often easy: Ask for free equipment that would otherwise be scrapped, or look for money in their budgets to prepare for an unlikely scenario.
Rubin also urges you to go ahead and ask for any equipment you think you need.
When they ask for new equipment or tools, seriously consider their requests.
Never ask for major equipment in the last year of a grant; it has no chance of getting through.
Her laboratory would be incomplete without a petrographic microscope for examining rock samples, she says, but "I wasn't going to ask for certain equipment to date rocks" or "that required technicians and research support".
And you wouldn't have a fancy telecom infrastructure on Mars to start off, so people couldn't vote on stuff via their iPhones do you, like, get everyone together for a town hall meeting to decide what crops to plant and whether to ask for mining equipment or Night Court DVDs in the next shipment from Earth?
"They keep the Afghan Taliban in their pocket as an anti-India instrument and still ask for American military equipment".
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