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The phrase "ask to know more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to encourage someone to inquire further about a topic or subject.
Example: "If you have any questions about the project, feel free to ask to know more."
Alternatives: "request more information" or "inquire for further details."
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Ask to know more about the organisation and wish her well.
When you ask for help, you ask to know more about something a person has dedicated his or her life to understanding.
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When Feynman asked to know more about item 15087, the curators seemed a little disappointed.
None of his players or coaches told him about it right away, and he said he hadn't asked to know more.
So it's no wonder that while metropolitan farmers market clientele talk themselves blue over the value (or lack therein) of a carbon footprint label, when you ask farmers what they need to know more about in order to improve their operations, they say the weather.
(If you need to know more, just ask Ronald Perelman and Ellen Barkin. Separately).
They also indicated a need to "discuss adjusting to life after treatment" [ 29] and asked therefore to know more about local peer support groups.
They ask questions, want to know more, they are keen to try things for themselves and own their learning.
When it was the students' turn to ask questions, they wanted to know more about Ms. Bridges.
But it doesn't stop many people from continuing to ask questions and wanting to know more.
Children will ask if they want to know more, but don't force details on them.
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