The phrase "ask for example" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to prompt someone to provide an example, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "If you need clarification on the topic, you can ask for an example to better understand it."
Alternatives: "request an example" or "inquire for an example".
One may ask, for example, whether the harm caused by the defendant's activity is substantial.
It should ask, for example, How much is poor operating performance costing us per year?
Laboratory evolution makes it possible to ask, for example, whether proteins have adopted these different strategies by chance, or whether certain protein architectures favor specific thermodynamic mechanisms.
"They might ask, for example, how long you have been in your job, which of course is going to count against millennials".
I ask, for example, what if a hypothetical super-rich client asked for a luxury house with all the trimmings and an underground swimming pool?
Ask, for example, if it is more important to enforce existing laws than add new ones, and a majority will say yes.
One might ask, for example, whether "For most x" or "For finitely many x" should not also be counted as logical constants.
Few are ill-mannered enough to challenge the wisdom and ask, for example, why two paintings by the same artist that carry similar estimates can dramatically diverge.
Weissbourd says children are inclined to ask, for example, why the perpetrators of a crime or a terrorist event did what they did.
It's valid to ask, for example, whether the requirements of political leadership are incompatible with parenthood, and if disproportionate responsibility is borne by mothers.
The report is expected to ask, for example, why female-dominated caring professions such as nursing and childcare are paid much less than male-dominated construction jobs.
