The phrase "asked for the general" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is requesting the presence or assistance of a general, typically in a military or formal context.
Example: "During the meeting, the officer asked for the general to provide his insights on the strategy."
Alternatives: "requested the general" or "sought the general's presence".
Lutsky told me that Asrar's deputy had written to the defense minister and asked for the General to be removed.
People were asked for the general reasoning processes they went through as they solved logical problems and these were then converted into computer programs that Professor Simon and Mr. Newell thought equipped these machines with a kind of artificial intelligence that enabled them to simulate human thought rather than just perform stereotyped procedures.
Finally we asked for the general estimations of kinetic therapy.
Asked for the general comprehensibility of the questions in the documentation sheets, one GP focused on these questions.
In 2007 as well, the Health Council of the Netherlands issued a report asking for the general introduction of DBPCFCs [ 1].
Keenan said in a statement that she had asked for the attorney general's involvement in the investigation.
On March 10, Holder testified before a Senate subcommittee that he had just learned about the Fast and Furious gun-walking allegations and had asked for the inspector general's investigation.
After listening to one of Jones's passionate briefings, the general asked for the microphone and congratulated his host for "truly understanding and operationalizing counterinsurgency theory".
Cause of Action has asked for the F.A.A.'s inspector general to investigate.
In a case like this, it is unusual for the solicitor general's office to file a Supreme Court brief until the justices agree to hear the case or ask for the solicitor general's view on whether they should hear it.
The interview at the end of the measurement period asked for a general impression of the use of the bottle and the notes form, not for detailed adherence information.
