The phrase "asking to test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is requesting permission or the opportunity to conduct a test or examination.
Example: "I am asking to test the new software before its official release to ensure everything functions properly."
Alternatives: "requesting to test" or "seeking to test".
Philip Lajaunie, chief executive of American Summits, the bottled water sponsor of the Citi Open, said he had often wondered why hardcourt events did not use tarps and approached organizers asking to test it out during the tournament.
Not necessarily, after the online retailer Amazon revealed that it had written to the US Federal Aviation Authority FAAaskinging to test drones that could fly at up to 50mph and for 30 minutes at a time to deliver packages weighing up to 5lb (2.3kg).
Burgess is also frequently asked to test people in relation to allegations of sex abuse.
Also, some slaughterhouses do not accept downers, and so would not have been asked to test.
If you are shopping in a retail store, ask to test each printer you are considering.
Believe me, there is nothing that kickstarts the festive spirit like being asked to test some Christmas cocktails.
"Simulated queuing" and other "passenger diversions" took place earlier this week as we were asked to test the transport system.
The drink does not seem to run afoul of international sports' doping rules, although no athletic body has asked to test Vaam.
After the AIP gene mutation was discovered in 2006, Dr. Korbonits asked to test Mr. Holland to see if he had it.
Such is his technological expertise that he is regularly consulted by the designers of this kind of specialist software and asked to test it before it is marketed.
They were asked to test the design in their classrooms and to suggest alterations to the design in order to adjust the materials to fit their classroom situation.
