The phrase "ask them to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting someone to finish a task or provide information.
Example: "Please ask them to complete the survey by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "request them to finish" or "have them complete".
Go prepared and with a list of questions, or ask them to complete an information security questionnaire beforehand, and you are far more likely to leave feeling equipped to make an informed decision.
Once pupils have thought about these characters, I ask them to complete the page in their jotter with as many pieces of detail as they can for their own character.
"We did tests where we'd ask them to complete a task in Figma and complete it in other tools".
User testing is simple: Using an individual that's part of your target audience, ask them to complete specific tasks on your site or simply to navigate the site as a whole.
When we work with groups, we ask them to complete the following sentence as a way to start talking about their values: We care deeply about__________; it's how we want to do business.
Then ask them to complete this sentence: "If I didn't know you better, I would think …".
At study completion, all participants will receive an email asking them to complete a post-study survey.
Two to three weeks after original completion of the questionnaire students were sent a second email asking them to complete the survey again for test-retest reliability.
The team asked them to complete a questionnaire on their attitudes towards sex and their experience during intercourse.
He asked them to complete standard assessments of their feelings of connectedness, their levels of parenting stress and marital conflict and their symptoms of maternal depression.
Barrios and Singer followed the writers' progress for a month, interviewing them and asking them to complete close to sixty different psychological tests.
