The phrase "asking for track" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to requesting information about a specific track, such as a music track or a tracking number, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "I am asking for track details regarding the shipment I ordered last week."
Alternatives: "requesting information about the track" or "inquiring about the track."
Draw on the experience of your members if you're starting out: Funders ask for track record to demonstrate that the organisation is experienced and has the capability to run the project, so describing the relevant experience of your trustees, any staff and volunteers can be a good way to address a lack of proven results.
We decided that we should get our friends to go around some of the biggest record shops in the country, and ask for 'Track With No Name' in the same context as a big Trax release, or Public Enemy, without letting on that it was a local project.
That, says MW, is because eBay's message informing her of the dispute simply stated it would get back to her within 48 hours, though eBay claims one email it sent did ask for tracking information.
"When you are asking for a track like this with the cars that we have it's a potential for disaster," he said afterwards.
In the shop, people were calling asking for the track that we'd made.
Investigators searching for a Wisconsin girl whose parents were gunned down in their home are asking for help tracking down two vehicles.
These include giving Alexa a line from a song to find it; giving it the name of an artist to create a playlist; asking for the latest track from a specific musician; asking for music from a particular time period; music by moods; and personalised playlists based on what you have listened to before, by just asking Alexa to "play music".
The newcomers who purchased huge swaths of land bristled at hunters like Gale asking for permission to track deer on their property.
Trade officials have written letters to some of the largest manufacturers, including Trina, Suntech, LDK and Yingli Green Energy, asking for invoices and tracking records that show that the cells in their panels came from outside China.
The university asks for a track record of delivering applied research outputs.
