The phrase "adding questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of including or incorporating questions into a conversation, text, or survey.
Example: "In our meeting, we focused on adding questions to the agenda to encourage more participation from the team."
Alternatives: "including questions" or "incorporating questions".
They recommend, among other things, lengthening the four-and-a-half hour exam by 90 minutes and adding questions on disciplines like sociology and psychology.
The editors say they have added myriad safeguards over the years from specific definitions of what counts as an application to adding questions that can sniff out fudging.
They conducted the study by adding questions to the July and August editions of the Michigan consumer survey, which is based on interviews with 2,000 Americans each month.
"Sen Weinberg attended bd meeting but did not speak," she wrote, adding, "Questions ensued on ft lee but holding to script of 'all under review.' She held post interview in hallway".
Dr. Nina Morano, an official of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention here, said at a news conference that the problem was serious enough that her agency was adding questions about exposure to dogs, cats and other pets in large studies intended to determine their role in human staphylococcal infections.
In addition, checklists are a means of adding questions based on experience and can be evolved as lessons are learned from reviews.
But, he added, questions remained.
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But as Mr. Kurniawan's profile grew, the sommelier added, questions were raised about his collection's contents.
We also added questions that further probed their attitudes toward student-centered instructional practices.
