The phrase "asked to be fixed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request for something to be repaired or corrected.
Example: "The broken printer was asked to be fixed by the IT department as soon as possible."
Alternatives: "requested to be repaired" or "asked for a correction".
There is the reality of the tens of thousands of prayers I sent to God, asking to be fixed.
When I first arrived at university, I made a list of all of the lecture theatres that didn't have working hearing loops and asked for them to be fixed.
I finally stopped asking for it to be fixed and one day just did a basic check of our networking equipment.
While the law enforcement official and several lawyers involved in the matter called the wrongdoing relatively minor, the case could have serious implications for the department because of the large number of officers thought to have participated, either by asking for a ticket to be fixed or by doing the actual fixing.
If something goes wrong with the dish you ordered, politely tell the waiter or waitress, and ask for the dish to be fixed or order another dish.
"Is that going to be fixed?" she asked David.
Asked why the problem has yet to be fixed, Salo said, "This is complicated stuff we are doing here and more complicated than just building a website".
"The destruction to my family and the heartbreak in my community and the First Nations community around us, how's that ever going to be fixed?" Carmen Langer asked the AER.
Rather than sitting down with someone and telling them what's wrong or what needs to be addressed or what needs to be fixed, I ask how this came about and what's happening here, and listen to the back story.
This means that if a customer calls and asks for their wireline phone service to be fixed or they want such service, it won't be available.
