'often being asked' is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that a particular statement or question is repeated frequently. For example: "I get asked how to solve this problem often being asked by students."
The board is predominantly passive, often being asked to simply "endorse" key strategic decisions.
The Wildcats, under Lute Olsen, were often being asked why they couldn't win the big one.
I was athletic, funny, good looking, and popular, often being asked to take on leadership positions from high school to this day as a professor.
Richard Rotti, The Ivy's wine buyer remembers his father, who was maitre d' at Claridges, often being asked to serve champagne with a sugar cube in the 1970s – is prosecco the affordable evolution of that?
Then there is Warrior: a brutal hour of, for example, going from stairs to situps with a weighted medicine ball to monkey bars to scaling free-standing walls (some six feet tall), while often being asked to count repetitions in unison with other bedraggled recruits.
At the same time, public pools are often being asked to do more: in Santa Rosa, Calif., for example, north of San Francisco, the list of activities offered is almost longer than the snack bar menu, including lessons, lap swim, scuba, dive team, water polo and kayak practice.
Wałęsa has often been asked about that night in Gdansk.
I've often been asked: "What is British food?
So, you'll often be asked for -- OK, you'll often be asked for something called the d n electron configuration.
Not surprisingly, Mr. Bernanke often is asked to reflect on the financial crisis.
I could escape the sweetness I had previously often been asked to express, despite myself.
