The phrase "a question of talking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or necessity of communication in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In resolving conflicts, it's often a question of talking things through to reach an understanding."
Alternatives: "a matter of communication" or "an issue of dialogue".
"It's not a question of talking," he said.
Whatever the reason, it is not just a question of talking about Kevin, but doing something.
"It's not a question of talking about one particular political party … we can't rule in or out either Labour or the Conservative party.
Then it's a question of talking to people at those companies, trying to figure out whether they can thrive at the client company, and determining their willingness to jump ship, he said.
"The work is the same, but it's a question of talking a little bit more about one thing versus another," said an official with the group who did not want to draw attention to the organization and spoke on the condition that it not be identified.
Dryburgh: It's really a question of taking something extremely complex and talking about it in a way which people can understand very simply.
"It's not a question of just talking about what to do, it's about doing it now and at the same time talking about what to do next," explained Brazil's ambassador, Luiz Alberto Figueiredo Machado.
There may be different crises here, where it's not a question of, say, talking firmly to your bankers.
Last Friday, I wrote about a quandary that I thought of as something we all share: the question of talking to our teenagers and older children, and the parents of the teenagers and older children around us, about guns.
"There is no question of talking about anything else but Kashmir because that is the basic problem between India and Pakistan," he said.
"Why one man devotes his life and fortune to perpetuating violence is a mysterious thing". But the "pro-peace" side cannot match the fervor of a Moskowitz or Manfred Lehmann, a Florida friend who uses his millions to warn that leftist Israeli leaders risk letting their country "vanish". "It's not a question of cocktail party talk.
