The phrase "asked about the interview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone inquiring or seeking information regarding a specific interview.
Example: "During the meeting, she asked about the interview and wanted to know how it went."
Alternatives: "inquired about the interview" or "requested details on the interview."
Asked about the interview, Mr. van Praag declined to comment.
Asked about the interview during a campaigning visit to Lancashire, David Cameron said: "Mr Farage has done this interview and said frankly some pretty unpleasant things.
When first asked about the interview on a talk radio show in Sacramento, Mr. Schwarzenegger chuckled and said he "never lived my life to be a politician".
Asked about the interview request, Jeff Anderson, a spokesman for the American Embassy in Colombo, said, "We are looking into it".
Asked about the interview, the FA chairman, Greg Dyke, said, "Nothing Mr Blatter says surprises me any more", adding that the suspended Fifa president had given "a whole series of strange interviews" since he announced his decision to quit as Fifa president five months ago.
Community health insurance is a relatively new subject in Uganda and therefore the research called for a clear list of issues to be asked about during the interviews.
We've emailed Sony to ask about The Interview's international release schedule.
Recruitment agencies can provide such information, says Victoria Walker, a senior consultant with scientific recruitment agency CK Science in the United Kingdom, and candidates who have applied directly to a company can contact the human resources department and ask about the interview format.
Finally, to address the question as to whether adolescents with common out-patient conditions use more dietary supplements, we extracted data on chronic non-life threatening conditions frequently seen in out-patient practices asked about during the NHANES interview.
When asked about the GQ interview during the deposition, he said," With all due respect, I was high and drunk every time I did an interview last year.
It is important to note that because this study used semi-structured interviews to identify emergent categories (and not a priori categories specifically asked about in the interview), the absence of an idea from a particular interviewee does not necessarily mean that this idea was not present in their SCALE-UP implementation.
