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Discover LudwigThe phrase "asks via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the method or medium through which someone is making a request or inquiry.
Example: "She asks via email for clarification on the project details."
Alternatives: "requests through" or "inquires via".
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This week, H. asks (via my Facebook page): Is it better to split up twins in school?
"Mom's beach?" Nancy's little sister asks via a FaceTime chat, a cleverly shot but mercilessly short bit of exposition.
The Buddha asks, via a framed bulletin, that visitors abide by a few select precepts: Don't be a Dick; Don't be Creepy; Please Tip.
Mark MacKinnon, East Asia correspondent for The Globe and Mail in Canada asks via Twitter: "And BBC World goes blank in Beijing.
The app will learn where you work and what's home over time, and when it's not sure of a location it gently asks via a push notification.
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