The phrase "ask for the resources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting specific materials or information needed for a task or project.
Example: "If you need additional support for your project, don't hesitate to ask for the resources available to you."
Alternatives: "request the resources" or "inquire about the resources".
The 2007 bill asked for the resources for Immigration and Customs Enforcement to detain up to 31,500 people per day; ICE now has funding to detain up to 34,000 individuals at any time, per FY 2012 appropriations.
But you also have to be willing to ask for those resources.
When the Home SP of a resource, which is aware of the number of copies of a resource available in the network and the time they were generated, sees that copies are currently available into the network, as soon as it receives another notification for a new copy of the resource, will accept it and contact the responsible SP for the oldest copy to ask for deleting the resource from the catalog.
"I am going to propose to the member states to organise a Frontex operation covering the whole Mediterranean, from Cyprus to Spain, for a big save-rescue operation in the Mediterranean, and I am going to ask for the necessary support and resources to do that," Malmström said.
We shall also ask for the allocation of adequate budgetary resources for social expenditure.
They are asking for the same resources, building similar products and even talking to the same customers.
(On Wednesday, Rosenstein's role only looked more pivotal: reports said that, just last week, Comey had come to him to ask for more resources for the Russia probe).
That now seems like a tactic executed to downplay the news of Comey's dismissal and sidestep the questions raised by a president's sudden firing of his FBI director after he came forward to ask for more resources to investigate the Russian ties.
