The phrase "asked veterans" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation where someone inquires or seeks information from veterans, typically regarding their experiences or insights.
Example: "During the meeting, the committee asked veterans about their thoughts on the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "inquired of veterans" or "sought input from veterans."
He delegates much of the actual coaching to his staff and has asked veterans like Mo Vaughn to assert themselves in the clubhouse.
As we waited at the camp, in warm sun, I asked veterans at what moment they had decided to meet here.
"If people don't support the party that is actually doing something, what's the point of financing them?" the mayor, Denis V. Agashin, asked veterans at a gathering in the town of Izhevsk, according to the video.
The Op-Ed editors asked veterans of the previous seven administrations to reflect on their initial 12 months in office -- and to provide some perspective for the current team in the White House.
But making a film of this scale, especially one that asked veterans of both the North and South to explore some of the most difficult moments of the conflict, was still a delicate operation.
After the debate, HuffPost Live's Mike Sacks asked veterans what they thought about the candidates' statements.
Back in 1995, the Lawyer magazine asked veteran court reporters to assess the leading players in the Maxwell case.
I asked veteran receiver Troy Brown about it one time and he responded, "Every team in the league does that".
"I felt like I wouldn't belong". But Vela insisted he apply and asked veteran Andrew Medina, a former Marine and then-president of the Cal Veterans Group, to give him a tour.
We asked veteran China visitors to give us their top tips for first-timers.
China's delegate Su Wei asked veteran Surinamese diplomat Robert van Lierop to step down as interim chair of the working group on the Durban Platform (ADP), alleging a possible conflict of interest.
