The phrase "a question of bringing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of introducing or delivering something, often in a context of consideration or deliberation.
Example: "In this debate, it is a question of bringing the community's needs to the forefront of our planning."
Alternatives: "a matter of introducing" or "an issue of delivering".
This is not a question of bringing criminals to justice.
It wasn't a question of bringing him into the game too soon, Rivera said.
The Americans, together with much of the world media, did not realise that the occupation of Iraq was not simply a question of bringing down a dictatorial regime.
"Basically, a lot of the music we found was from our grandparents' generation," Mr. Shaham said, "and it was a question of bringing Jewish music into the 21st century".
"In these cases it is not only a question of bringing things to light, but also changing how they are seen," observes Sadie Plant, an academic with a background in the social potential of technology.
I don't think it's a question of bringing in new players".
They will find refuge in an excerpt of the Mueller report cited by Barr that notes that the investigation "does not exonerate [the president]." But the question of bringing an obstruction indictment in a matter where no underlying crime is prosecuted is a mind-bending exercise best left to law professors.
Wilkinson is preparing to take a case to the court of appeal where, he believes, new case law will be created that forces courts to fulfil their obligation to balance article 6 against article 8 every time the question of bringing a child to court is raised.
In this context, optimal control tackles the question of bringing a dynamical system from one state to another with minimum expenditure of time and resources [50].
A careful look back at the statements of two government officials makes it clear that thought has already gone into the question of bringing the killings home.
It's much better at developing talent rather than spectacle, the officiating is frequently controversial, and the question of bringing in weathered stars from overseas still lingers.
