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The phrase "a fair question to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a question that is reasonable or justifiable in a given context.
Example: "Considering the circumstances, I think it's a fair question to ask why the project was delayed."
Alternatives: "a reasonable question to" or "an appropriate question to".
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How a rubber band can be wrapped around a liquid seems a fair question to ask.
That this is a fair question to ask is itself troubling.
"It might be a fair question to anyone who doesn't know me," Mr. Flemister said.
"I decided it was a fair question to ask or I wouldn't have asked it".
A fair question to ask about the race for executive of Nassau County is: Why would anyone want the job?
"I think it's a fair question to revisit it and discuss whether it should have a cut-off or not.
Whether he can translate his radical beliefs into effective (or coherent) leadership is a fair question to pose.
Is it not a fair question to ask how a policy of stop-and-frisk squares with that commendable slogan?
We still don't know whether Biden thinks he did anything wrong, and it's a fair question to continue to ask.
"It's a fair question to ask if this wasn't all a waste of the county's time and money".
And so it is a fair question to ask whether the warring parties in Congo are really interested in peace.
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