The phrase "a question shared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a question that is posed or discussed among multiple people, indicating a collective inquiry or concern.
Example: "During the meeting, we all pondered a question shared by the team about the project's direction."
Alternatives: "a collective question" or "a question posed together".
Here customers can begin wall discussions in the form of four topic types: Ask a Question, Share an Idea, Report a Problem, or Give Praise.
Customers can begin wall discussions in the form of four topic types: Ask a Question, Share an Idea, Report a Problem, or Give Praise.
Across multiple platforms the basic forum components allow customers to begin discussions in one of four ways, Ask A Question, Share an Idea, Report a Problem or Give Praise.
A subsequent question shared our data from Figure 2 on sildenafil and the three other drugs, and asked physicians to comment as to why they may have responded as they did.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00759.002 Understanding the nature and impact of the interactions that underlie the behavior of groups of organisms is a central question, shared across biology, physics, psychology, and mathematics.
No attempt to account for differing genomes sizes was made in this analysis because the phylogenetic control makes it clear that any differences in genome size necessarily arose after the species pair in question shared a common ancestor.
Of these messages, 83.3% of full-time and 65.5% of CEP students' emails were categorized as learning experience emails (Defined as a direct response to a discussion question, sharing learning material, asking questions, clarifying misconceptions, agreeing or disagreeing with other students, or highlighting a teaching point).
Substance use disorders and Schizophrenia: a question of shared glutamatergic mechanisms.
Students then used the tree the built or analyzed to complete a set of short answer questions shared across the two activities focused on common misconceptions about interpreting trees - including how to determine relative relatedness and whether one species can be more advanced or primitive than another.
Each candidate will be solely featured at the forum, presenting their own ideas and solutions to questions shared by a nonpartisan independent panel.
