"add another question" is a perfectly acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
For example: "After answering the first few questions on the survey, I decided to add another question to get more detailed information."
One question deals with that issue: "Would the fact that Mr. Louima filed a civil suit and collected money damages affect your ability to be fair and impartial in this case?" During a hearing on May 2, Judge Raggi refused a defense request to add another question that showed the defense's focus on Mr. Louima.
And we can probably add another question, one likely to have a huge effect on the tone of the tournament.
Well, it's time to add another question to your ever-expanding list: Will "Pretty Little Liars" get a spinoff series after its seven-year run?
It added another question to their already exhausting list.
Mr Martin, delaying further, added another question, about an opposite-sex requirement in Quebec's marriage law.
The issue of policing adds another question to the debate about guns and racism, and Trump supporters have raised it repeatedly.
When asked whether the saga had dragged on too long, he added: "Another question please".
But the Splash adds another question to tantalize covert agents and millionaire playboys: are flying cars getting closer?
In comparison, our newly defined parameter of CRPv showed similar efficacy without using any other test and without any further costs other than adding another simple question to history taking.
First, it would add another dimension to the question of whether a woman might choose a mastectomy as opposed to lumpectomy followed by radiation, especially if she is to receive adjuvant chemotherapy.
To these questions, I'd add another.
