The phrase "asking for more specifics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to request additional details or clarification on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "During the meeting, I found myself asking for more specifics about the project timeline to better understand the deadlines."
Alternatives: "requesting further details" or "seeking additional information".
I e-mailed and called Andrews, the interim director, several times, asking for more specifics on the "cost-savings" and on why he feels that having all O.G.S. staff in the Norman office would be preferable, but he did not respond.
Cohen responded early Friday to a HuffPost query about his coming filing by asking for more specifics, but then he never replied to subsequent calls and text messages.
UPDATE, Wednesday, Nov. 12: The university released a statement late on Tuesday following multiple media requests, including from The Huffington Post, asking for more specifics about Mark Schlissel's remarks.
The interview time for the SOS-V varied between 20-40 minuthe; the duration of the interviews was influenced by open-ended questions asking for more specific information if the scores were high, and also by the way in which the patients appreciated the opportunity to talk about their disease and its impact on their lives.
Judge Zagel asked for more specifics.
When Valentine was asked for more specifics about the conversation, he paused.
Yet when asked for more specifics about the makeup of his donors, Mr. Pataki said he was much more focused on policy, and had no idea about who the donors were, and whether they came from industries opposed to health care change, like the pharmaceutical and health insurance sectors.
We've asked for more specifics around the improved Wi-Fi, but have yet to hear back with any details.
When asked for more specifics on his last point, Testwuide said that instead of forcing users to log into Conversion Logic itself, the company will be "opening up the APIs and seeding the output of our science into platforms like DSPs and bidding platforms".
So the university asked for more specific information about the show's scripts and only then realized that it would be more than a generic college setting.
