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The phrase "asked for a higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is requesting an increase in something, such as salary, position, or level of service.
Example: "During the meeting, she asked for a higher salary to reflect her increased responsibilities."
Alternatives: "requested a raise" or "sought an increase".
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I asked my boss why he picked me for the job and he said it was because I asked for a higher salary than anyone else.
He gave her Percocet for breakthrough pain, and, when she asked for a higher dose, he refused and then laughed, seemingly embarrassed by the interaction.
The new centre-right government of Mariano Rajoy has asked for a higher budget deficit target than the 4.4% imposed by Brussels because of recession, but Rehn refused to signal agreement.
Unsurprisingly, investors asked for a higher interest rate on their loan -- exacerbating Portugal's problem.
Berry asked for a higher fee for Revlon advertisements after winning the Academy Award.
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"He asked for a high five," Allison says.
Of course, I am sure Motorola Mobility asked for a high fee and was happy to take it.
Shareholders approved a plan for a £16m capital raising, but only after the company successfully asked for a high court ruling requiring chief executive John Shannon - who owns nearly 30% - to vote in favour of the move.
In a separate directive, Mr. Obama asked for a high-level review of the case of Ali al-Marri — Mr. Obama called him "clearly a dangerous individual" — who is being held without charges as an "enemy combatant" in a military jail in South Carolina.
We repeated the example given in Fig. 4A with a cut-off of 10-20, i.e., we not only required the sequences in a QuartOP to be each others top hit, but in addition we asked for a high similarity between the two sequences.
That showed investors are asking for a higher return to take on a greater perceived risk.
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