The phrase "asked to instruct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone being requested or required to provide guidance or teaching on a particular subject or task.
Example: "The teacher was asked to instruct the new students on the school's policies and procedures."
Alternatives: "requested to teach" or "instructed to guide".
At Trilogy University, believe it or not, it's an honor to be asked to instruct.
Many professors find themselves being asked to instruct other faculty members, who also feel a tremendous need to know.
"I was asked to instruct the crowd to join in singing Edelweiss," Mr Steinitz told me.
Gjems-Onstad was active in the boy scouts before the invasion, and he was because of his experience there asked to instruct in map and compass for a volunteer military training program in late 1939.
I have witnessed teachers asked to instruct classes of 30 or more students, take on classes during the prescribed planning hour, and also pick up extracurricular activities with little to no extra compensation.
Historically, these students have been asked to instruct their peers with minimal exposure to educational pedagogy and have not been provided training on how to present or explain material in the classroom.
Under the ministerial code, Housden asked to be "instructed" by ministers to go ahead using a procedure which absolves him of personal responsibility for decisions that breach financial propriety rules.
Tthe lead producer, Alexander Morr, called Ms. Birch's agent, Steve Glick, and relayed what had happened and asked Mr. Glick to instruct the Birches to leave the theater, Mr. Alexander said.
Next the umpires drew Batty aside and asked him to instruct his close fielders to curb remarks being made to batsman Peter Trego.
Owen also asked Vitaly Churkin to instruct his envoy to oppose the delivery.
So, I ran to the office of one of the top editorial managers and asked him to instruct them to allow us passage to the clinic.
