The phrase "asked in the event of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request or inquiry that is contingent upon a specific situation or occurrence.
Example: "The information will be asked in the event of an emergency to ensure everyone's safety."
Alternatives: "requested in case of" or "inquired upon the occurrence of".
During his visit to Scotland, the Prime Minister was also asked, in the event of a Yes vote in the referendum, if he would support an independent Scotland's application to join the EU.
Lord Morris of Aberavon asked: "In the event of the Treasury providing assistance for England, will the Treasury provide an increased amount to meet the Welsh Assembly's need for expenditure in Wales?" But the English Local Government Minister Baroness Stowell said the issue was devolved and it was up to the Welsh government to respond.
We also ask, in the event of an emergency, you contact our office as soon as is reasonable.
"Client assets may be put at risk even if for overnight," she warned, and then asked whether, in the event of "financial crisis," there was any guarantee that the firm would be able to repay its customers.
Asked whether, in the event of victory, he would try to appease his critics from abroad who liken the political mood in Austria to that before the rise of the Nazi party, Hofer responded: "Of course it's completely absurd to claim that … it's just a baseless claim".
On it the 49-year-old has written a short request, asking that, in the event of an accident, paramedics or police do not take her to Basildon hospital.
In April 1940, the American naval attaché in London, Captain Alan Kirk, approached the Vice Chief of the Naval Staff, Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Phillips, to ask if, in the event of the United States Fleet being sent to the Far East, the docking facilities at Singapore could be made available, as those at Subic Bay were inadequate.
There is a bit about member states being entitled to ask for help in the event of a natural disaster or attack, but only at their own initiative.
The declaration states a person's opposition to capital punishment and asks that prosecutors, in the event of the person's own death in a capital crime, do not seek the death penalty.
I ask X, if in the event of my "Hey!" turning up on a hit record, I'll get a writing credit; he suggests I might get performance royalties.
Given the Labor leadership story had clearly entered a new phase, the cross bench players were asked about their disposition in the event of a no-confidence motion in the government.
