The phrase "ask naturally" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when encouraging someone to inquire or request something in a relaxed and informal manner.
Example: "When you meet the new team members, just ask naturally about their interests to break the ice."
Alternatives: "inquire casually" or "request effortlessly".
'So what does Tiger use?' I ask (naturally).
And who is Syria's Mandela, I ask (naturally holding my breath)?
We now ask naturally what the minimum is for | z | = t > 1.
One may ask naturally if it is meaningful to take a special solution of EGR corresponding to the Lagrangian (3) and to plug it into the nonrelativistic Equation 2.
One would ask naturally a basic question: how are the properties of domain D on a compact Riemannian surface M, that is, area of (Dsubset M), length and integrals of curvature of ∂D, reflected in the set of eigenvalues ({lambda_{n}})?
Therefore, we ask naturally whether or not there exist other four classes autonomous parts of Painlevé equations could be transformed by w ( z ) = f ( z ) u ( s ), s = g ( z ) from the related equations; i.e, we propose the following open questions.
My French publisher said, when asked: "Naturally, I am first a European.
I asked, naturally enough, "Do we have an obit ready to run?" He looked at me quizzically.
He was asked, naturally, to play only himself; it's telling, however, that his Hollywood co-stars were neither black nor white but cartoon figures: Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck etcetera.
The question one asks, naturally, is if it's worth this much today, that must be a cost the buyer hopes to recoup with some time and investment — and so why doesn't Kodak make the time and investment itself?
Are those everyday acts by politicians, as a whole, "a crime?" Breyer asked, naturally informed by his lifetime of experience in all three branches of the federal government.
