The phrase "asked not only to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone was requested to do something, along with an additional request or condition.
Example: "She was asked not only to complete the report but also to present it at the meeting."
Alternatives: "requested not just to" or "instructed not only to".
We have been asked not only to recount events, but also to try to assess dynamics and formulate recommendations.
It is being asked not only to be the world's policeman but also its psychologist and social worker.
Could an imam, for example, be asked not only to tell what he knows but to manufacture an informant?
The state is being asked not only to distribute benefits equally but to legitimate gay people's love and affection for their partners.
As the release date neared, the paranoia thickened; at the screening I attended, we were asked not only to surrender our cell phones but to march through a beeping security gate, as if boarding a plane to Tel Aviv.
Here customers are asked not only to do what trained employees have done previously but also to shoulder the additional responsibility of fraud prevention through a complicated process of weighing bags.
In relation to the facts of the index event in question and each identified counterfactual scenario, it may then be possible to answer the question "Why didn't this happen before?" This question can, of course, be asked not only in relation to the disaster but also the resulting legal processes.
Partners are asked not only for financial support to develop a program but also for input to the curriculum, executive appearances in classes, internship commitments, and student mentoring.
These are tough questions to ask, not only at the beginning of your career, but throughout.
While his suit seeks monetary compensation from the city, it reaches for considerably more from another defendant, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, which is being asked not only for money but also to change some of its policies.
To that end, most candidates are likely to be asked not only about past sexual activities but also about masturbation fantasies, consumption of alcohol, relationships with parents and the causes of romantic breakups.
