The phrase "ask for favorite" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to request someone's favorite item or preference, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "I wanted to ask for your favorite color before we start painting the room."
Alternatives: "inquire about your favorite" or "request your favorite."
Their mother had forbidden them to ask for their favorite song, a war song, because Miss Arbogast's brother was missing in action (this was World War I) and she had found it necessary to leave the room suddenly one day when it was played.
You run a very diversified portfolio, but we're still going to ask for your favorite current ideas.
Instead of listening for clues, my parents had to remind their star-struck toddler to ask for her favorite She-Ra dolls.
While we usually ask for our favorite DJs to keep their submissions tamed to the limit of sixty minutes, Doorly just couldn't help himself, closed his eyes, and went absolutely IN.
Each year, Canadian Evelyn Hannon, editor of Journeywoman.com reaches out to her online pals around the world -- travel bloggers, journalists and photographers -- to ask for their favorite women-centered photographs.
Ask for your favorite titles for Christmas, birthdays, etc. Relatives think of it as being "interested in Japanese culture".
Contact with other community and ask for adding Favorite Page Someone may find you on the Favorite Pages, and your friends may also find more surprise from your page. 100 active and loyal members are much better than 10,000 passengers.
I used to sniff the laundry detergent boxes and ask for my favorites.
Old-timers also love the chili con carne at lunch (at dinner by request) and the guacamole anytime, skillfully orchestrated with hints of lime, salt and jalape?But what caught my eye was a note on the menu: "Feel free to ask for any old favorite dish".
