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The phrase "asked to build a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a request or instruction given to someone to construct or create something.
Example: "The team was asked to build a prototype for the new product by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "requested to create a" or "instructed to develop a".
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Recently, for instance, he said he was asked to build a summer camp for children.
It was here that Baer and his colleagues were asked to build a television set.
There is an appeals process if a company is asked to build a new interception capability.
Competitors had been asked to build a business to help educate one-to-six year olds in poor areas.
They are asked to build a tall and sturdy tower using the smallest possible number of snap-together Lego bricks.
The state would be asked to build a Metro-North train stop along its tracks adjacent to the field.
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Mr. Pollaro met Mr. Pitt in 2008, when he was asked to build an Art Deco-style desk based on an Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann design as a birthday gift for Angelina Jolie.
When Delugan and Meissl were asked to build an addition to a house beside an old church in Tyrol, they saw no reason to back off, even though they were dealing with a pilgrimage site.
Participants were asked to build an interface in which the announcements (cards ordered in the previous activity) would be listed.
We were asked to build an entire fictional universe around it with a rich history, dozens of characters and wild adventures yet to come.
It is more than a case competition, in that teams are asked to build an enterprise and implement your solutions.
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