The phrase "affairs in question" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to specific matters or issues that are being discussed or considered.
Example: "The committee will review the affairs in question during the next meeting to determine the best course of action."
Alternatives: "matters at hand" or "issues in discussion".
But intentionality is structured in turn by the subject's beliefs and evaluative judgments about the person, act, event, or state of affairs in question.
(The play is set in 2004 and 2005, so the current affairs in question are something less than current.) The discourse about Arafat and Rabin and Tony Blair is interrupted one day when Danny Richardd Masur and Rachel Laura Estermanan) discover that their adult son, Josh Jordan Gelberr), has taken to wearing a yarmulke.
Granted the conceivability of the states of affairs in question, haecceitism follows.
The second step requires an inference from the relevant conceiving or imagining to the possibility of the states of affairs in question.
This responsibility is then attributed to an agent or, metaphorically, to the other event or state of affairs in question (e.g. outbreak of war, high unemployment).
According to the first kind of response, the evidential connection between conceivability and possibility is rejected e.g., by denying that conceivability of the relevant state of affairs is grounds for taking the state of affairs in question to be possible.
No doubt, the affair in question is very old news.
Think over what you really enjoyed about the affair in question, and mention it specifically – your slow-cooked goat in Vimto was delicious, and so original!
The love affair in question is sparked by the jealous curiosity of an aging, wealthy Milan industrialist about the life that his young wife, Paola (Lucia Bosè), led before their marriage.
The affair in question involves beautiful, intelligent Giustiniana Wynne, the illegitimate daughter of an English baronet, and handsome, clever Andrea Memmo, a Venetian aristocrat of ancient lineage, a member of one of the ruling families that could trace their ancestry not only to the installation of the republic's first doge but all the way back to the early days of Christianity.
This approach envisions a spectrum of judicial authority in foreign affairs, which depends on whether the underlying foreign affairs controversy implicates individual rights or domestic property interests, or whether Congress has legislated on the particular foreign affairs issue in question.
