The phrase "asked for reports" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a request made for reports, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "During the meeting, the manager asked for reports on the team's progress over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "requested reports" or "sought reports."
The New York Times received the reports directly from Medicare under a Freedom of Information Act request that asked for reports of Select Medical Corporation hospitals citing "condition level" violations — problems so serious that Medicare could bar the hospitals from the program if they were not corrected.
Further, relevant German authorities and organizations (German Federal State Ministries and Departments, private associations) were asked for reports on related topics.
The club appealed last month to the city Planning Commission, and "we got everything we asked for," reports booking agent Jay Lindsey.
Each person was asked for reports on progress locally, ideas on how to do things better, on flaws or problems with the organization.
Once, I asked for reports concerning geyser accidents at Yellowstone National Park, and was told it would require "a hand search of records in multiple locations for all years prior to 2013, when the park transitioned to an online reporting system, the Incident Management, Analysis and Reporting System (IMARS)," by a FOIA officer.
Items in the initial list asked for reports of RCTs to name "important" chemicals, their amounts and state whether the NP was analyzed for chemical content.
"We also ask for reports and photos," adds Williams.
The Foundation neither requires nor expects specific projects from the Fellows, nor does it ask for reports on how the money is used.
Given the gravity of a war, Rumsfeld said, Congress has "every right to ask for reports". The White House has complained that McCain's language dealing with prisoners is too broad, and has threatened to veto any bill containing it.
Still, the OGE notifies agencies of possible ethics violations and asks for reports on any action taken, a process the office indicated it is "actively following," according to the OGE's tweets.
You can also ask for reports about the phone activity across the Dialpad system at your office.
