The phrase "asked to take back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is requested to retract or withdraw a statement, action, or item.
Example: "After realizing the mistake, she was asked to take back her previous comments during the meeting."
Alternatives: "requested to retract" or "instructed to withdraw".
She said she asked to take back only one piece, from a family friend who had neglected it.
Returning more people to sub-Saharan Africa would furthermore relieve pressure on North African nations, often asked to take back migrants who have "transited" through them.
Martín secretly videotaped the meeting that appeared to show him being asked to take back his TV statements in exchange of judicial benefits.
Wesley says the PRO/UAW petition is "the first time that [employees asking to take back their signatures] was potentially a factor in a particular case," and PERB has yet to determine the legal status of such requests.
So when conservatives say we need to "take back America," I would ask, "Take it back to where, the 1950s?" Back then, you weren't even allowed to own your own telephone.
Instead, they said, Jackie declined and asked to be taken back to her dorm room.
An Oklahoma woman invited to a rural Louisiana campsite for a Ku Klux Klan initiation ritual was shot and killed after she asked to be taken back to town, the sheriff of a parish near New Orleans said.
So, like a man trying to annul his divorce, he did up the league paperwork necessary to undo his retirement, hopped a plane and asked to be taken back into the waiting arms of his jilted team.
When Chizhikov found him in the interrogation room, Kolesnikov seemed more invigorated than he had in recent weeks, but once they started talking he said he felt sick and asked to be taken back to Lefortovo — he didn't want to answer any questions from investigators.
Not long after they were rescued, J.C. asked to be taken back to their home to grab a few more priceless items — his wallet and wedding ring.
The two men have written to the Commonwealth secretary-general in London asking to be taken back "and, in this way, re-establish cherished and treasured links with the British crown".Those links go back to 1874, when Fiji's chiefs ceded sovereignty over the archipelago to Queen Victoria.
