The phrase "asked in between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a question or request was made during a conversation or discussion, often interrupting the flow.
Example: "During the meeting, she asked in between if we had considered the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "inquired during" or "questioned in the midst of".
One hundred forty-one spider phobics were exposed to spider pictures and asked, in a between-subjects experimental design, to form mental images of words that were fear related (to spiders) and negative (schematic negative), fear unrelated and negative (non-schematic negative) or fear unrelated and positive (non-schematic positive).
"But what exactly is a Shazam?" you may be asking in between sloppy gulps of Four Loko.
The analyses compared demographic, life-style and psychosocial factors asked in 2003 between respondents having confirmed cancer and non-confirmed cancer, and controls.
What happens, physicists asked, in the zone between the worlds of Newtonian and quantum physics?
When asked "In the dispute between Israel and the Palestinians, who do you sympathize with more?" evangelicals were far more likely to say Israel — 72percentto4percentcent in 2013, about the same as in 2009 — according to the Pew poll.
Asked in 2006 about the overlap between their personal and professional lives, Glatzer said: "We decided that if we were going to direct together, the best move would be to sleep together".
Ryan was asked in October 2012 about the differences between her debut album and her future projects.
Walgreen's employees eligible for healthcare coverage were asked in the past three years to choose between two plans, both with high deductibles.
This question was asked in order to measure correlations between the question and scores on the MFSQ in order to provide a measure of validity.
Between coughs, she asked in a croaking whisper if I could take her to the doctor.
