The phrase "asked for a representative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation where someone has requested to speak with or obtain the assistance of a representative, such as in customer service or business contexts.
Example: "During the call, I asked for a representative to help me resolve my issue."
Alternatives: "requested a representative" or "sought a representative."
Hartmann made a complaint to the Kommandants office, asking for a representative from Moscow and an international inspection, as well as a tribunal, to acquit him of his unlawful conviction.
Dario, I don't think you could have asked for a better representative and better champion.
Mr. Thacher said that Mr. Stancik's investigators ignored evidence that pointed toward the innocence of at least 35 out of more than 50 educators accused of cheating; routinely declined to interview teachers when they asked for a union representative or lawyer to be present; and ignored some eyewitnesses in classrooms where cheating was alleged to have taken place.
Asked for a response, a representative for the European Commission e-mailed ScienceInsider a statement saying "HBP has only been in place for effectively 9 months, and as for every serious scientific endeavour of this scale, the Commission believes that it is too early to draw conclusions on the success or failure of the project".
When asked for a comment, a representative of "The View" said only, "We have no announcement to make at this time".
When asked for comment, a representative for The Muppets Studio told HuffPost in a statement, "The Muppets Studio thanks Steve for his tremendous contributions to Kermit the Frog and The Muppets franchise.
Instead, the council had asked for a U.N. Special Representative for Iraq, who would help set up an Iraqi "interim administration".
Asked for a response, Vale representatives reiterated that Ferreira had met with Samarco executives and offered helicopters and other equipment for the rescue efforts.
When asked for a comment about the project, a representative for Hater told The Huffington Post over Twitter: "There's a lot of animosity out there, regardless of what side you're on.
