The phrase "a question that occurred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a question that came to mind or was raised during a discussion or thought process.
Example: "During the meeting, a question that occurred to me was about the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "a question that arose" or "a question that came up".
IT is a question that occurs to almost everyone who becomes seriously ill: Should you go to your local hospital or would you do better if you went to a major medical center?
"ARE economists human?" is not a question that occurs to many practitioners of the dismal science, but it is one that springs to the minds of many non-economists exposed to conventional economic explanations.
So here's a new feature every other week for the Weekend section: an ask-the-critic option that will allow you to pose any question that occurs.
One question that occurred to us having seen such a score, was whether our decision to consider the Page 2 in the study as legitimate dramatically affected the results.
This is the first, whimsical, question that occurred to me when I read that a couple in Idaho have produced a new app that automatically removes naughty words from ebooks.
But the question that occurred over several recent visits to Excelsior is why the Milanese seem to be so resistant to this one.
The question that occurred to me as I read Malloy's opinion piece was this: as artificial intelligence gets smarter and smarter, what will happen to the haphazard, lazy, short-sighted, stupid choices?
All adverse experiences either observed by the investigator or one of the clinical staff, or reported by the patient's parents/guardians spontaneously or in response to a direct question, that occur during the study period or a need for a change in therapy, will be evaluated by the investigator and noted in the adverse experience section of the patient's CRF.
