The phrase "a question of removing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of eliminating or taking away something in a particular context.
Example: "In this project, it is a question of removing unnecessary steps to streamline the process."
Alternatives: "an issue of eliminating" or "a matter of taking away".
Is it a question of removing the remaining disincentives to work by, say, lowering taxes?
For most of its advocates, rewilding is not a question of removing humans from the scene, but an active process of intervention intended to maximise ecosystem richness.
Still, a car is not a plane, and maybe it's just a question of removing any unnecessary distractions like fiddling with the air conditioning or the controls of the satnav itself.
"It's not a question of removing the memorial character of the statue, quite the contrary.
It was during a ferocious cold snap; things took an amorous turn, but there was no question of removing winter garb.
We used Synechocystis genes in order to avoid additional problems in the integration of the modified subunit into the PSI complex and address the question of removing the PsaF N terminus in a more precise manner.
The question of removing the images from the churches provoked a second disputation in October, in which Zwingli and his most intimate friend and fellow Reformer Leo Jud carried the day.
We further examined the question of removing the fastest evolving sites in order to help evaluate whether their removal had any major effect on the estimated times of divergence.
Also important, there is the question of removing the grudges against America that give fanatics so much of their power.
'The gas can be turned up and the gas can be turned down," the minister said, but he stressed that there was no question of removing the prince.
But in Malcolm X's autobiography accommodation is reached between Malcolm and the white Sophia, 'in the space of that dance, we agree', on the question of removing Malcolm's black girlfriend from the scene.
