The phrase "asked just over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity or amount that is slightly more than a specific number, often in the context of asking for information or clarification.
Example: "She asked just over twenty people to participate in the survey."
Alternatives: "inquired about slightly more than" or "requested just above".
The survey, released earlier this month by the Pew Research Center's Internet and American Life Project along with Elon University's Imagining the Internet Center, asked just over 1,000 technologists and social scientists to opine on the future of the wallet in 2020.
To test that notion directly, Davidai and Thomas Gilovich recently asked just over three thousand people from a nationally representative sample one big question: What is the likelihood that a "randomly selected" American born in either the richest or the poorest quintile of the population would move to one of the other quintiles as an adult?
So the company asked just over 1,000 of the patients in the original trial with mild Alzheimer's to take the drug for another two years.
The point really was that he had been asked, just as Ancelotti had been, over and over again.
If Brad Weinberg, cofounder of both the social wellness platform Shapeup and the seed accelerator Blueprint Health, has his way, more and more people will be asking just that question over the coming decade.
Meanwhile, Sean – who once had trials with Manchester United and Newcastle – said: "I will never see my loved ones again and they are just in front of me… "I just kept asking over and over again for help and no one seemed to care.
The White House asked for just over $1 billion for development of Orion, and the conference report offers almost $1.2 billion.
She doesn't know what to tell all the other moms just like her who ask, over and over again, how they can do the same thing.
It's worth asking whether, just over 100 years after the Horcón Tract was cut off from the rest of the United States, we aren't creating a new generation of forgotten Americans along the Rio Grande.
No one wants their ad sitting alongside hate speech – just ask the over 900 advertisers who have now blocked their content from appearing on Breitbart, for example.
Examine yourself... ask yourself if you're just over-reacting, because maybe after all this worrying.. you're actually the one that's too neat or just overreacting about this whole thing.
