The phrase "a question of intellectual" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing intellectual matters, but it needs to be part of a complete thought or phrase.
Example: "This debate is not just a question of intellectual engagement; it also involves emotional intelligence."
Alternatives: "a matter of intellect" or "an issue of intellectualism".
"It's a question of intellectual freedom, not just academic freedom.
(What is literature?), a question of intellectual urgency in a smashed and impoverished Europe.
Understanding how the agricultural revolution transformed human societies was once no more than a question of intellectual curiosity.
A report on terrorism prosecutions written by scholars at New York University's School of Law has set off an ugly fight, pitting the school against former Mayor Edward I. Koch and Representative Peter T. King in what one side calls a question of intellectual freedom, and the other says is a matter of intellectual honesty.
He was a Taurus in the zodiac signs, and it fit, because he had a very bull-like approach to getting things done". A willingness to plunge down the rabbit hole into McKeon's world became, David Owen believes, "a question of intellectual character.
A classic reference in this kind, away from the syntactic model, is Oppenheim and Putnam's "The Unity of Science as a Working Hypothesis" (Oppenheim and Putnam 1958; Oppenheim and Hempel had worked in the 1930s on taxonomy and typology, a question of broad intellectual, social and political relevance in Germany at the time).
Raising a question of "restraint of intellectual activity," Mr. Cuomo - who says that he is personally against abortion but that, as Governor, he has to adhere to its legality - doubted the directive could be enforced.
Given their differing perspectives, the two seemed a perfect pair to discuss the question of intellectual diversity on campus.
For a letter sent in 1791 by Jefferson to Condorcet on the question of intellectual parity between the races, see Jordan 1968, 452.
Cambridge University said: "We can confirm that there was a dispute between Drs Kosinski [and] Stillwell and Dr Kogan over the question of intellectual property.
