The phrase "asked to the" is correct and usable in written English.
To use it, you must be referring to something that has been asked of someone. For example, "The question was asked to the class".
Didn't get asked to the prom?
Have we fulfilled our obligation?" she asked, to the air.
Whatever happened, critics asked, to the attorney-client privilege?
So he returned the movie rights, no questions asked, to the novel's author, Alan Sillitoe.
But in May, Sandoval and keyboardist Marty Crandall were both asked to the leave the band.
The thing about acting is you have to wait to be asked to the dance.
Lukewarm Trumps Hot I am a senior in high school and have been asked to the prom by two guys.
" 'Am I going to be asked to the prom?' — that question alone!" Promgirl's marketing often emphasizes stress-reduction.
She was not asked to the ceremony but- though badly hurt- managed to gloss over the snub.
In addition, there are Dear's accusations that she was asked to the point of harassment to give academic leniency to basketball players last semester.
When Mackris asked, 'To the top of what?', O'Reilly replied: 'Top of the country.' Naturally the lawsuit has a political subtext.
