The phrase "a question exploring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a question that seeks to investigate or delve into a particular topic or issue.
Example: "Here is a question exploring the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an inquiry examining" or "a query investigating".
It's a question explored here via the stories of a trio of young people.
"If we are not us, who are we, then?" It's a question explored here, both fascinatingly and too frequently.
The decision also raises a question explored in this recent Politico story by Steve Friess: how much can Obama accomplish without having to bother with a sclerotic Congress?
Once you have a data source, you can ask a question, explore the data to see what you can find serendipitously or you can use one of the story templates that comes with the product, which Sall says takes you down a path to explore the data in a standard kind of way.
Whether these Palestinians, once the favored guests of Saddam, will meld better into the fabric and values of American society is not a question explored by the U.N., nor does the U.S. administration appear interested in supplying much in the way of illuminating detail.
What effect, if any, the "perceived risk" of a relationship ending has on people's actual relationships, is a question explored in a new article published by Springer's journal Motivation and Emotion.
Recent binge drinking was assessed by a single question exploring if a consumption of four or five drinks in a row among females and males, respectively, occurred at least once, in the last two weeks.
In addition to the Oslo 3-item Social Support Scale, we added a single question exploring the parents' experience of social limitation because of the child's diabetes, with three categories (none or slight, somewhat or strong experience).
It was followed by 5 questions exploring participants' attitude towards cancers and cancers prevention using a 6-point likert scale (1 = strongly disagree, 6 = strongly agree) and an assumptive question exploring the different possible considerations for uptake of a preventive vaccination using 4-likert scales from 'very unimportant' to 'very important'.
