"further ask" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to introduce a new question related to an earlier one. For example, you might say, "I was wondering what the weather is like in Scotland. Can I further ask what the main tourist attractions are?".
To challenge students further, ask them to design their own experiments to address their questions.
Encourage them to share their stories and recruit othersIdeally charities should prioritise this over a further ask to their own mailing lists.
"We further ask the N.F.L., Falcons, and the sponsors not to permanently ban Mr. Vick from his ability to bring hours of enjoyment to fans all over this country".
Here it is, in the words of Senator Bill Frist, the majority leader, only a couple of weeks ago: "I further ask unanimous consent that the cloture vote on the motion to proceed... be vitiated".
"Our personnel who were dealing with the family all day are convinced this is a legitimate incident and this is not a hoax," Mr. Alderden told The A.P. But with Falcon's remark about "the show," he said his investigators would "go back and further ask the family to cooperate with our investigation through answering more questions and resolve this issue".
If you are quite poncy and sometimes shop at Waitrose, then I would like to further ask whether you have ever drawn to a halt in fresh produce and wondered: who is in charge of labelling the herbs and whatnot and have they gone mad?
The forum further asks: "Has Uganda gone too far?
And he was further asked some of Mr. Giuliani's top lieutenants were advising his campaign.
Under the broader agreement announced Thursday, Craigslist is going further, asking that advertisers provide valid identification.
Mr. Poe pressed further, asking whether the military was also planning for the risk of escalation.
But Mr. Silverstein went further, asking other architects about their interest in designing the remaining commercial buildings.
