The phrase "asked for express" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to request something specific or urgent, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "She asked for express delivery to ensure the package arrived on time."
Alternatives: "requested urgent" or "sought expedited".
As more and more people took their money out, he remembers, "they called the UK and asked for an express delivery of banknotes, and they were told it would take three months.
Civil rights leaders have asked for anyone expressing their anger to do so peacefully, and most have complied.
Last week, DeSai became upset because of water pressure problems at his home, asked for maintenance help and expressed his displeasure in an email to the management firm that implied he would "intimidate his way to getting what he was asking for", Delgado said.
The bishops were asked, for instance, to express their desires on a revision of the laws governing fasting and abstinence.
They winced at his informal language and complained when he openly asked for advice or expressed self-doubt.
In the statement he asked for forgiveness and expressed "appreciation" of media attention, saying it helped the church deal with its problems.
He felt he had been forced into this action by necessity, asked for forgiveness and expressed the hope that his achievements would ultimately atone for any offence.
The Obama administration has asked for proof and meanwhile expressed unease at Erdoğan's post-coup-attempt purges of the judiciary, government and the media, involving more than 32,000 arrests.
The support that managers received during the transition focused mainly on the business process although the fact that managers asked for more support and expressed distress were an indication of a need for more consulting in leadership issues.
He spoke briefly, telling the judge a letter he had written asking for leniency expressed his position.
