"which you asked" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
Example: "I have prepared the report which you asked for yesterday."
I have from you, 29 single-spaced pages worth of questions, which you asked in your directed exercise nine.
There's a section in your book for which you asked other cartoonists to contribute single-page drawings explaining how they got their ideas.
These ways can have different names for different offences — so for example "lawful excuse", which you asked about yesterday, applies only to the charge of criminal damage.
(March 5, 2003) Helen, I do not accept the description of the premise of your question, and the manner in which you asked it.
If the question which you asked me before, as to whether the labor camps were guarded-those for foreign workers-if that refers to this document, then your conclusion was wrong.
Last year you took a one-man art history show to the Edinburgh fringe in which you asked members of the audience to draw penises in different art styles.
You once described turning 60 as a Rubicon in which you ask yourself: are you in the right place?
It could be any counter at which you ask someone to make you an upscale sandwich, with big bins of meat and cheese and toppings.
Thank you for sending me my monthly statement in which you ask me to pay for the charges that I incurred.
By Steve Israel September 27, 2013 Dear American Express, Thank you for sending me my monthly statement in which you ask me to pay for the charges that I incurred.
Dear American Express, Thank you for sending me my monthly statement in which you ask me to pay for the charges that I incurred.
