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Discover LudwigThe phrase "asked the result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about the outcome of a specific action or event.
Example: "After the test was completed, she asked the result to understand how she performed."
Alternatives: "inquired about the outcome" or "requested the results".
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Those who had ever been tested for HIV were asked the result of their most recent test; and all, including those who had never been tested, were asked what they believed their present HIV status to be.
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And, depending on who you ask, the results are either nightmarish or psychedelic dreamscapes.
A Public Agenda Foundation in the same year asked the likely results of such programs.
Asked if the result was hard on Roma, Eusebio Di Francesco replied: "Yes.
Asked if the result made him homesick for Citi Field, Mets Manager Terry Collins said, "Yeah, for sure".
Shortly after a police officer sat him down in a narrow room, Mr. Powell asked for the result.
The latest Times/CBS News Poll asked whether the "result of the war with Iraq was worth the loss of American life and other costs of attacking Iraq".
When asked if the result was a cruel one, he said: "It certainly is because I felt we'd earned a replay.
The authors of [3] then asked if the result stands true if we assume that is a reflexive Banach space, rather than being uniformly convex.
Then she asked, "As the result of black racism, how are the masses of white people adversely affected?" The room was silent.
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