The phrase "a query sent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a question or request that has been dispatched or submitted, often in the context of communication or data retrieval.
Example: "After a query sent to the database, we received the necessary information for our report."
Alternatives: "a submitted query" or "a dispatched query".
If s i m(q +,P id ) is greater than δ, the query is considered as a real query sent by the user id and thus, the pair (q +,i d) is returned.
(A query was sent this week to an Assange representative for comment on this article, but Mr. Assange did not respond).
A query is sent to the database masquerading as an innocent request for information, but is really a malicious command designed to reveal confidential data, such as credit-card names and numbers.
Here's Paul Gallay, in a response to a query I sent earlier this month asking whether Riverkeeper wants an outright ban or mainly tougher rules and regulations (a distinction that I thought was unclear in a recent Huffington Post piece by Gallay): We have yet to see proof that fracking can be done safely or that it would be a net positive for the state's economy or its upstate communities.
It is relatively easy to falsify the address from which a query was sent.
This channel consists of M reader transmitter antennas (from which a query is sent and the energy is transmitted), L RF tag antennas, and N reader receiver antennas.
For 'search by PubMed query', a query is sent to a Triage Module and PMIDs, scores (e.g. PPI scores by PIE the search), publication dates and update dates (the latest revision date for PubMed documents) are returned.
We performed an observational study of queries sent to PubMed during daily medical care to answer the following questions.
Mr. Thomas, a California Republican who served 28 years in the House, said the requests to Goldman were "not inordinate" compared with similar queries sent to a half-dozen other banks.
