"enquired for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone has asked for information, usually of another person or an organization. Example: "The customer enquired for the procedure to return a faulty product."
There isn't any gamification aspect to Enquire for now.
The spectral datasets supporting the conclusions of this article are archived in the British Museum Scientific Research data archives (Project No. 7529) and associated report [27], enquires for access should be directed to [email protected]
The raw datasets supporting the conclusions of this article are archived in the British Museum Scientific Research data archives (Project No. 7529), enquires for access should be directed to [email protected]
The W.V.S office soon became the Information Bureau and had to deal with telegrams enquiring for relatives sent to the police, A.R.P and Town Clerk, and another room was loaned for use as the Administration Centre, additional help being obtained from Gosport and our Island centres.
Hughes wrote over 1,000 letters to people enquiring for news of relatives and friends, and comforted many who visited Anglesey.
They did not know what to enquire for further clarification.
Snowballing was also used to complete this list by enquiring for names of delivery facilities in the vicinity of the listed facilities.
These were: 'To enquire for each patient before starting the treatment into the possible factors influencing adherence' and ' Regular discussion of the details of circumstances that lead to forgetting medication can reveal aspects that need attention to improve adherence e.g. capacity to organise life and activities, and to anticipate risky situations'.
