The phrase "asking specifically for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that a request is directed towards a particular item or information.
Example: "In the meeting, I was asking specifically for the latest sales figures to assess our performance."
Alternatives: "requesting specifically for" or "inquiring specifically about".
Tampa, Fla .insurance agent Judith Maurer advises asking specifically for two illustrations, showing no additional payments made and all required payments made.
By knowing your rights, keeping context in mind, asking specifically for what you need and making your own advocacy a broader effort that benefits the whole team, you're setting yourself up to get the time off you need to be sustainable.
Upon learning that the studio was holding auditions for the lead role of Belle and asking specifically for Broadway performers, O'Hara immediately asked her agent to get her an audition.
Yesterday's caller, though, had asked specifically for Helen Watt.
A few asked specifically for Mr. Kuhlman, having heard about him from friends.
Yet many banks turn away people who ask specifically for adoption financing.
She turned down an offer of £1,000 from another paper that asked specifically for a photo of Brian drinking champagne.
An Indian couple asked a clinic for an egg from a Caucasian mother; a dark-skinned woman asked specifically for a tall Nordic donor.
Mr. Clinton had asked specifically for "restraint, respect for the Line of Control, rejection of violence and return to dialogue," the official said.
Michael Sherman, Mr. Skakel's trial lawyer, said he had asked specifically for access to photographs, sketches, composite drawings and other documents that were part of the investigation.
There they asked specifically for the two Frenchmen who could fly, which suggested to everyone that the gunmen had accomplices in the camp.
