The phrase "ask for increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting a higher amount or level of something, such as resources, support, or benefits.
Example: "During the meeting, I will ask for increased funding for our project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "request a rise in" or "seek additional".
A few nights ago, community members called on the local precinct to ask for increased police vigilance in the area.
Mr. Berlusconi said he would ask for increased vigilance of Libya's coast and the creation of holding centers there for illegal immigrants.
"When the directors said they had agreed to go to Central Park to make more money, a players meeting decided to ask for increased money as our share".
He said his patients regularly return to ask for increased doses of prescription painkillers such as oxycodone and hydrocodone because their pain returns.
While the comptroller's office is widely respected for its economic forecasts, it is clearly in the city's interest to make the total as big as possible so that officials can ask for increased federal aid.
According to a poll released on January 26 by Research America, a nonprofit advocacy group for medical research, based in Alexandria, VA, Americans currently rank health-related research (94percentt) as at least equal to homeland security (92 percent) in the nation's priorities, and 51percentt want President Bush to ask for increased funding for health-related research in his 2007 budget request.
He also asked for increased public vigilance.
Guards have asked for increased staffing and training if double bunks are approved.
In his infrequent public appearances the sergeant asked for increased American military preparedness.
He is asking for increased powers to tackle air pollution in London.
They wanted more information; they asked for increased support and advice, and they wanted to see improved coordination rather than collaboration on social values.
