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The phrase "a question from someone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an inquiry that originates from a specific individual or group.
Example: "I received a question from someone in the audience about the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "an inquiry from a person" or "a query from an individual."
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On occasion, he fields a question from someone facing a transplant.
After a gruelling shift at work, I was unwinding online when I saw a question from someone on a forum I frequented: Why do poor people do things that seem so self-destructive?
We recently received a question from someone looking for guidance on how to choose a health insurance plan.
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QUESTION FROM SOMEONE: This may be the dumbest question of the day but do you think there will be any support (philosophically) on the court for a constitutional amendment to provide congress authority to overturn SCOTUS decisions with 2/3 majority?
"We thought it was very important to get a question in from someone in Iran, to have somebody to be able to ask the president a question who's living with this.
After the screening there was a brief Q&A during which Madonna graciously answered a cringeworthy question from someone in the audience about whoring herself out to commercial interests.
But it was an interesting question from someone about to enter the environmental field.
It's an honest question from someone who never gave up on all that bullshit talk of our importance, the last check on power, the thorn in the side of those who would run afoul of truth.
QUESTION FROM MONICA: Someone raised a question about senior citizens, with regards to dogs, of course.
QUESTION from someone: Simple but fun question.
Last week, Ms. Swanson answered a flurry of questions from someone who finally identified herself as a 12-year-old girl.
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