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Discover LudwigThe phrase "asks to review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is requesting or inviting another person to examine or evaluate something.
Example: "The manager asks to review the project proposal before the meeting."
Alternatives: "requests to review" or "invites to review".
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In the letter, Ms. LaForest says the reasons for rejecting the town's environmental study will be provided in the future and asks to review the town's enforcement plan for the coming season.
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For this publication decision, further external reviewers may be asked to review the revision, if needed.
Generally, we anticipate that the editors and reviewers who assessed the original manuscript will be asked to review the Research Advance.
Finally, two national peer reviewers using the research team network were contacted and asked to review the study findings.
"They never asked to review the facts.
An appeal tribunal was asked to review it.
The Supreme Court has been asked to review his case.
However, the police have asked to review this information first.
We had never been asked to review any proposed changes.
It's odd the books people get asked to review.
He was asked to review whether the state was involved.
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