The phrase "ask for millions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to requesting a large sum of money, often in contexts like negotiations, fundraising, or business proposals.
Example: "During the meeting, the startup founder decided to ask for millions to fund their innovative project."
Alternatives: "request millions" or "seek millions."
Authored by Rep. Steve Chabot of Ohio's 1st District, this act doesn't ask for millions of dollars to be directed toward a certain industry, nor does it have a political leaning toward one side of the aisle or the other.
However, if you ask for millions, your product had better be good because if every Chevrolet is as bland and unresponsive and every mouthful of Nissin noodles as tasteless as Manchester United's football, there will be trouble.
"If you go to a banker and ask for millions of dollars to grow a restaurant chain, he's going to say no," said Keith Davis, 37, who opened the chain's flagship branch here in 1987.
If you had a brilliant idea, you needed a ton of capital to get started because you had to build out your own datacenter –and if you grew, you needed to go hat in hand and ask for millions more.
The association's "Redistricting 2020" fund will ask for millions of dollars in donations to elect Democratic governors in places where they could influence congressional district maps drawn by state legislatures five years from now.
Trump may ask for billions in relief funds as soon as next week.
They ask for five-minute favors and offer to work around your schedule.
The military may yet ask for tens of thousands more troops, which would be a serious mistake.
I told her that it was too much to ask for thousands of dollars from a college student who only makes just enough from term and summer employment to still come out a couple thousand in debt.
Witness the executives who preside over the worst economic calamity since the Depression and then still ask for billions in bonuses.
She is asking for millions in damages and wants to prevent the statue from being cast with the new molds.
