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The phrase "inquire more" is correct and can be used in written English.
It generally means to ask further questions, and is often used when more information is needed. For example: "I'd like to inquire more about the job position before making my decision."
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They hate us; don't inquire more; it's wrong to inquire more.
"They're keen to inquire more deeply beyond managed information.
People are really beginning to inquire more deeply about the culture they are visiting at every level".
Is our discomfort telling us that we should inquire more about drones, or are we just Luddites who need to get used to the technology?
It seems as if there could be many ways to change the scope of a vessel's views, so I would want to inquire more on this front.
In the weeks that followed I began to inquire more closely about the LSD use of other patients I treated for depression with S.S.R.I.'s.
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But Mr. Brody said he was interested in inquiring more deeply into the subtext of the aide's message.
When I was younger, I might have inquired more myself — there was a time when every new thing, even durian slushies, seemed worth investigating.
Wilson said that few of the current players had sought his advice but that catcher Mike Piazza had inquired more than once about 1986.
Perhaps it is too much to expect an activist like Ms. Roddick to broaden the debate beyond her own perspective, by inquiring more deeply into the nature, credentials and myriad agendas of the protesters.
I inquired more, intuiting that this person was really something.
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