The phrase "asked recently for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request made not long ago.
Example: "She asked recently for an update on the project status."
Alternatives: "inquired recently about" or "requested recently for".
Asked recently for an assessment of Isbister's play, Coach Peter Laviolette said: "He's been noticeable.
Asked recently for more detail, a Bosch spokesman, Udo Rügheimer, cited a need for "fine tuning" critical components, including brakes and hydraulic units, but declined to comment further.
When the president asked recently for a modest $50 billion for transportation improvements in the "fiscal cliff" talks, Republicans literally laughed out loud.
Delta Airlines, asked recently for the round-trip fare for a roughly comparable single-day trip that would be made the next day -- New York to Atlanta, about four and a half hours in the air round trip -- quoted a $1,499 first-class fare and a $931 coach cost, though a return later at night dropped the round-trip coach ticket to $569.
If the user asked recently for any programming language such as Pascal, C++, PHP, then most probably he is looking for the Java programming language (Ali et al. 2010).
Asked recently for an update on the Garland shooting, FBI Director James B. Comey earlier this month declined to comment.
When asked recently about the idea for on-campus housing after graduation, Dowling students reacted positively.
Asked recently what advice he had for the new governor, Mr. Byrne responded with one word: "Pray".
Ms. Jimenez had never designed clothes that were identifiably Latin until Kbond, a vanguard Los Angeles clothing store, asked her recently for a look that was patently Hispanic.
George Hotz, the "hacker" known to the world at Geohot, had recently asked for donations for a legal defense fund.
The State Department of Environmental Conservation, which is overseeing the cleanup, recently asked for more testing for possible contamination.
