The phrase "a question of seeking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of searching for answers, understanding, or clarity on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "In this debate, it is not merely a matter of opinion, but rather a question of seeking the truth behind the claims."
Alternatives: "a matter of exploration" or "an issue of inquiry".
But he said that a decision on barring the envoy had not been made and that any question of seeking his removal from office would await the return to New York of Secretary General Kofi Annan from Asia.
Then soon after we moved in I fell and broke a leg, so there was no longer a question of my seeking refuge from my family in order to work, but rather of gratitude that they were indeed on top of me to look after me.
But there was no question of seeking, or failing to seek, a resolution when America went to war in Vietnam, or when the Soviet Union took over Afghanistan.
And the politicians' reaction to General Kilinc's remarks suggests that the brasshats' other worry, the loss of influence that EU membership would entail, may just be starting.From the left, the prime minister, Bulent Ecevit, said flatly that "EU membership is Turkey's right, there is no question of seeking alternatives".
The question of seeking the death penalty for former detainees is likely to recur if, as expected, the cases of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who is accused of planning the 9/11 attacks, and those of several of his associates are moved into the civilian court system.
That is partly a question of strong coaching, seeking out the best experts wherever they might be found, partly a matter of his ensemble of dancers and partly a matter of care and the opportunity to focus on particular ballets within a limited season.
Given that bariatric surgery and lifestyle intervention are substantially different approaches to weight loss, there is a question of whether individuals who seek bariatric surgery versus lifestyle interventions may also differ in important ways.
In his final press conference of the G-20, President Obama made a point of seeking a question from the Korean press.
By Evan Osnos November 14, 2010 In his final press conference of the G-20, President Obama made a point of seeking a question from the Korean press.
Even when it is relevant, it's relevant not in terms of a question of balance, but in terms of a question of truth seeking.
