"reported asking for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when reporting on someone's request or inquiry. Here is an example: The journalist reported that the community members were asking for better public transportation options.
Offenders reported asking for specific motivations for working with children and how candidates spend their spare time outside of work.
As a result, they reported asking for help from health facility staff to assist with the disclosure process.
40.9% of the respondents reported asking for patient's permission before providing the relatives with information concerning the patient.
One interviewee reported asking for a visit even when she was able to attend the surgery, in order to have a longer consultation.
In other cases, dioceses have confirmed that priests are back on limited duty after reported asked for information.
At the individual level, an increasing openness makes it possible for women to report, ask for help, and become proactive in suggesting preventive measures.
Only five of the 36 screened patients reported asking their physicians for the test (data not shown).
"We do a monthly report asking for data about what draws the most inquiries.
In New York, a task force known as the School-Justice Partnership comprised of former New York Chief Judge Judith Kaye and representatives from the NAACP recently released a report asking for the city to establish an inter-agency initiative to reduce suspensions.
But Rhianna barely needed Diane, who dwelled on the police report, asking for repeated confirmation of injuries by simply adding a question mark (he bit you?, you had a mouth full of blood?, he hit you?).
In 2007 as well, the Health Council of the Netherlands issued a report asking for the general introduction of DBPCFCs [ 1].
