The phrase "ask for tracking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting information about the status or location of a shipment or package.
Example: "If you haven't received your order yet, please ask for tracking to find out where it is."
Alternatives: "request tracking information" or "inquire about tracking".
Draw on the experience of your members if you're starting out: Funders ask for track record to demonstrate that the organisation is experienced and has the capability to run the project, so describing the relevant experience of your trustees, any staff and volunteers can be a good way to address a lack of proven results.
We decided that we should get our friends to go around some of the biggest record shops in the country, and ask for 'Track With No Name' in the same context as a big Trax release, or Public Enemy, without letting on that it was a local project.
Earlier this year, an official at Europol, the Continent's law enforcement agency, paid an urgent visit to Athens to ask for help tracking down a Belgian named Abdelhamid Abaaoud, according to news media reports.
Club Chemtrail is not a place for "sterile SoundCloud nerds asking for track IDs," explains resident DJ Massacooramaan.
Gender and ethnicity are not elements we ask for or track anywhere on Recruiter", said Richard George, corporate communications manager at LinkedIn.
Against Spurs, Hazard responded to what his coach had asked for by tracking back all over the pitch, even though he was meant to be leading the line.
One example: "In another well-known Chinese case, an angry husband who suspected his wife was having an affair with a college student she'd met in an online game asked for help tracking him down.
Investigators searching for a Wisconsin girl whose parents were gunned down in their home are asking for help tracking down two vehicles.
In 2013, Yorkshire Police asked for help tracking down a woman dressed as The Hulk, after she allegedly punched a 17-year-old in the face.
The foundation used the occasion to ask for help in tracking down the work, and the fruit of that effort was on display on Tuesday when Preet Bharara, United States Attorney in Manhattan, finally returned "Electric Cord," gone for 42 years, to its owner.
