The phrase "asking her to save" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting someone to preserve or keep something safe, often in a context where saving is necessary or important.
Example: "I was asking her to save the document before the computer crashed."
Alternatives: "requesting her to preserve" or "urging her to keep safe".
Gage's extensive research has unearthed revealing new facts about the couple as well, from the birth and death of a son in 1960 to a phone call Onassis made to Callas two days before his marriage to Jacqueline Kennedy, asking her to come to Athens and "save him," presumably by inciting a jealous Jackie to call off the wedding.
In 1984, Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, donated $120,000 to keep the home open, and members of the British Beatles Fan Club have asked her to intervene to save it from closing, a step scheduled for May 2007.
Invest some money in buying her a cellphone for her, or ask her to help you out in saving.
Ms. Santiago said she had asked her staff to save paper by cutting the number of memos by half, and had asked teachers to avoid printing material from the Internet.
As we're settling the bird we name "Henrietta" into her quarantine area, where she'll live for a few weeks until we know it's safe to introduce her to our other turkeys, I ask Anna what compelled her to save this turkey's life.
In the abhanga Patita tu pavanahe, she acknowledges her Lord as the saviour of the fallen and asks him to save her as well: O Narayana, you call yourself savior of the fallen... My caste is impure I lack loving faith my nature and actions are vile.
Her entreaties to Tory amount to asking her former girlfriend to save her life; she goes from being a girl worthy of love to a girl who needs love but refuses to signal weakness.
"Well, we're not asking them to save everything.
He takes her to Mars and, after she asks him to save the world, he explains that he is no longer interested in humanity.
