The phrase "asked to interact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request or invitation for someone to engage or communicate with others.
Example: "The participants were asked to interact with each other during the workshop to foster collaboration."
Alternatives: "requested to engage" or "invited to communicate".
"They are asked to interact: physically, politically and emotionally.
What was unique was the rest of the artwork on display and the way guests were asked to interact with it.
As they work their way through their MMIs, candidates may be asked to interact with actors, who pretend to be an upset classmate, or a neighbour with a lost pet.
The rest of the show will take its cue from the audience themselves, who will be asked to interact using their devices, taking calls from the performers and responding to their own messages.
Students were asked to interact with a simulation depicting the working of a PN junction diode in reverse biased conditions.
They are asked to interact with the simulation again and to note that particular aspect in the simulation.
They asked me to tweet, they asked me to interact with the fans and do it with the cast, and I was blown away at the amount of people, the amount of questions, the amount of love and hate and vitriol and passion that fans have for this show.
Those participants later returned to the lab in groups of three or four and were asked to drink and interact as a friend group.
At six months the mothers and infants were filmed in a 10 minute free play interaction, in which we asked mothers to interact with their infants as they would if they were at home.
Then he hit the east side of the building, "the windy side," she noted with another dazzling smile, and asked her to interact with tourists.
For half of the newborns, their mothers were encouraged to talk to them from birth, while for the other half, mothers were asked not to interact with them verbally.
