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The phrase "asked to discuss the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request made to someone to engage in a conversation or dialogue about a specific topic.
Example: "During the meeting, I was asked to discuss the recent changes in our project timeline."
Alternatives: "requested to talk about the" or "invited to elaborate on the".
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Some were asked to discuss the parable of the Good Samaritan.
Last week, in bars outside Wrigley, fans who were asked to discuss the Cubs mentioned Bartman without prompting.
Asked to discuss the situation, Nixon Peabody released the following statement: "This song was put together for a celebration.
Mr. Wodele demurred, however, when asked to discuss "the politics" that might be involved in a second meeting, if any.
Indeed, N.F.L. officials often chafe when asked to discuss the problem because they think the players are judged unfairly.
The king of the pommel horse does not blink when asked to discuss the state of his own meagre finances.
The bishops' next meeting is in June in St . Louis and some bishops have asked to discuss the survey there.
"No — really, I don't know anything," said Muriel Varella, when asked to discuss the match unfolding before her, which pitted a Brazilian against an Iranian.
And what he found, somewhat surprisingly, was that nearly every person he asked to discuss the breakup was happy, even eager, to talk.
In another quiz, students are asked to discuss the connection between cats and maths, including the scientific theory behind how a cat flap works.
During the interview Thornton said that he merely told police that Sabir was studying al-Qaida, but was never asked to discuss the manual.
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