The phrase "asked to modify the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is requesting changes or adjustments to something, typically in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The team was asked to modify the project proposal to better align with the client's expectations."
Alternatives: "requested to alter the" or "instructed to change the".
If no entry is found or more than one entry is retrieved, the user will be asked to modify the Target Name and try again.
Then the genetic algorithm is asked to modify the model such that when it is aggregated with the two available models, it gives a higher accuracy than the initial model.
Coaches were asked to modify the drills in the video in order to increase MVPA.
Similar to the first coach education session, coaches were presented with a video case study of a basketball training session and were asked to modify the drills in the video in order to increase MVPA or decrease inactivity.
The future of the American military here is a political decision in the hands of the government of Iraq, which must formally ask to modify the security agreement to allow some troops to stay.
According to these business operators, "how to indicate country-of-origin has nothing to do with labelling cost; the labels for export are printed for each order; even a same importer could ask to modify the label for the same product in new order, for improving the product description or graphic design".
By January 25, however, the city was back in court asking to modify the very injunction it had argued for just days earlier.
The two officials decided that Weinman must be asked to modify his design for the half dollar it was hoped that if Weinman shrank the figure of Liberty, and lowered the relief, the piece would prove coinable.. Weinman arrived at the Mint on the 11th.
Of the southern students who were asked to modify their accents, one trainee teacher with a Medway accent said: "The mentor told me that some of the things I pronounced were too common.
The users were asked to modify and exclude semantic relations if they disagreed with them, and to include new relationships if deemed necessary, also with no time limit.
The observers were asked to modify their previous conclusions if necessary.
