The phrase "ask insert" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or unclear expression, lacking context for proper usage.
Example: "Please ask insert for the necessary information."
Alternatives: "request input" or "inquire about".
Immediate recall followed the encoding phase, with a short waiting period (about five minutes during which verbal fluency and numeracy questions were asked) inserted before the delayed recall.
When you think it's time, just ask her "(insert her name here), will you go out with me?
Once you are in position, your technician may gently insert the transducer or ask you to insert the transducer yourself.
One of the writers was asked to insert a bit of made-up drama, which to his credit he wouldn't do.
There is very little chance, one imagines, that the director who refused to make a Jaws sequel is likely to react well to being asked to insert a "mid-credits sequence" designed to whet appetites for the introduction of fan favourites in a future instalment.
"It's Saturday night, and instead of playing with your kids or going drinking or partying, you decided to leave everything and listen to a woman coming from Haiti," said Ms. Manigat, whose aides passed out envelopes in which supporters were asked to insert a check and send to a party representative.
hich opens tomorrow at the Brooklyn Museum and runs through Aug. 26, four artists — Betty Woodman, Anne Chu, Ann Agee and Mary Lucier — were asked to insert site-specific works into eight of the museum's 23 period rooms.The project grew out of Woodman's observation that it's impossible to enter the past except by appropriating it, through "make believe" or by "playing house".
First, participants were asked to insert their hands into a black cardboard tube, so that they would be hidden from view.
Who knows, perhaps the report writers will even be asked to insert a bit of balance during the extended period provided for edits.
