The phrase "asking to recreate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting someone to reproduce or replicate something, such as an event, artwork, or experience.
Example: "She is asking to recreate the original painting for the exhibition."
Alternatives: "requesting to reproduce" or "seeking to replicate".
His downfall has been the putter, which he wields with all the confidence of a bricklayer asked to recreate Picasso's Boy With a Pipe.
That was the most pressing question of the Technical Challenge in which the dozen bakers were asked to recreate Mary's Walnut Cake, a great feat of Victorian engineering which looked like it had been iced with bathroom tiling grout.
Entrants have been asked to recreate the album artwork for Rebel Heart and post it as their Grindr profile picture, along with the hashtag #LivingForLove, in order to have a chance of winning.
Am sure Barry Roux will make much of it May 6, 2014 Updated at 9.53am BST 9.47am BST Witness is asked to recreate screams she heard Eontle Nhlengethwa says she heard somebody crying: "Help, help, help".
The two were recently asked to recreate a circa-1978 vibe for a jingle, but nothing came of it.
Asked to recreate his fatal clash with Eric Courtney Harris, 44, Bates said he kept his handgun in a hip holster, far away from the stun gun, which was normally kept closer to his chest.
The boys were asked to recreate their Current Avatar and Preferred Avatar at the second time point.
For the Preferred Avatar the ICC (A,k) ranged from a low of 0.47 to a high of 0.83.> The boys were asked to recreate their Current Avatar and Preferred Avatar at the second time point.
If the item was in multiple folders that were since deleted, you may be asked to recreate the folders so that the file can be restored.
You need to recreate those tools from the ground up and ask yourself whether a calendar needs to be that way, whether Excel needs all of its features.
