The phrase "asked about the duration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inquiring about the length of time something will take or has taken.
Example: "During the meeting, she asked about the duration of the project timeline."
Alternatives: "inquired about the length" or "requested information on the timeframe".
Asked about the duration of the ban, Mr. Stansell said, "We affirm our desire to work cooperatively" with the Caspian nations, but he added that any relaxation of the ban would depend on whether the agency received information, and on analysis of that information to see whether it met the conditions of the rules set in March.
The respondents who answered "yes" were asked about the duration and intensity of this headache and its effect on ability to perform daily activities.
In the case of clinical suspicion of yaws, individuals or their caretakers/parents if the individual was younger than 15 years were asked about the duration of the lesions and a blood sample (5 ml) was collected for rapid plasma reagin (RPR) and Treponema pallidum hemagglutination (TPHA) tests.
In addition we asked about the duration of sedation during weaning from ventilation.
If this was not available, the woman was asked about the duration of her pregnancy.
Participants were first asked if they were experiencing any pain and then were asked about the duration of the pain.
Once, after only five minutes of sitting next to a woman at a dinner party, he was asking about the duration and flow of her menstrual cycle.
Additionally, two items ask about the duration and the extent of fatigue.
Previous report suggests that the collection of actual date is more accurate than asking about the duration of time [ 30].
21 23 The interviewer asked directly about pain and its severity, without asking about the duration of pain, proportion of menstruations affected or activities that could not be completed owing to the pain.
Question: While warmly and respectfully greeting Nancy and Ms. Verhoeff by name and asking which of them wants to go first in sharing their concerns, the best non-verbal behavior is to: a. Efficiently review Nancy's chart while asking about the duration and severity of symptoms as well as precipitating and relieving factors.
