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Discover LudwigThe phrase "asked online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to questions or inquiries made through the internet or digital platforms.
Example: "She asked online for recommendations on the best restaurants in the area."
Alternatives: "inquired online" or "requested information online".
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So the first question you may be asked online is what state you live in.
We asked online readers of Lisa Belkin's article whether our culture dotes on children too much.
LAST December, The New York Times asked online readers to send photos and recipes of their holiday cookies.
We asked online readers of Samuel G. Freedman's article to discuss the issue of conflict within the Jewish community.
"I asked online for advice from other parents of disabled children, and a woman called Jane got in touch.
A number of archaeological societies, including the SAA and the Archaeological Institute of America, have asked online auction houses to outlaw the trading of antiquities, to little effect.
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For now, very few countries are asking online platforms to enforce their national laws elsewhere.
The project, Canid Camera, asks online volunteers to participate in a census of the young forest.
"Do you find it hard to always tie the perfect knot?" an advertisement for ABC Neckties asks online.
Instead, businesses need to actively measure how well they meet online expectations by asking online customers directly.
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