The phrase "added this question" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a question that has been included or introduced into a discussion or text.
Example: "I added this question to the list to ensure we cover all relevant topics during the meeting."
Alternatives: "included this question" or "inserted this question".
He added: "This question has yet to be authoritatively decided but will shortly be considered further by parliament.
The project team also added this question to the revised survey: "Do you read food labels" to explore the possible correlation between nutrition consciousness and sensitivity to household hazardous materials (HHMs).
Finally, we added this question about purse storage: "Where are the purses of the household residents or guests typically placed?" These new questions offered new analysis opportunities, such as the ability to correlate the relationship between the presence of children and the placement of purses within the home, e.g., were purses stored at higher elevations when children were present?
I mentally add this question to Rose's list: what if every woman in Hollywood were as eloquently pissed-off as this?
To which I would only add this question: is Howard Hawks's The Big Sleep (1946) a film noir, a love story, a screwball comedy, or something new that can be all those things and anything else it cares to be?
Whatever the administration's motives, the main consequence of adding this question is clear: It would spook immigrants (legal or otherwise) and especially Hispanics anxious about how the government might use their data.
He added: "This is without question the largest donation in the history of Oxford for the support of humanities students and for that it is a magnificent example of visionary philanthropy, one that will dramatically affect the way in which students can come to carry out graduate studies".
As a result of the discussion in the focus group, we added this open-ended question: "In the past, from what source(s) have you obtained information about potentially harmful materials in the home?".
He added: "This raises serious questions about whether the company has broken U.S. law, and I encourage the appropriate agencies to investigate to ensure that Americans have not had their privacy violated".
He added: "On this question of terrorism and our response to it, this is not just a quip or a difference of wording, this is an issue of substance".
McFadden added: "On this question of terrorism and our response to it, this is not just a quip or a difference of wording, this is an issue of substance.
