The phrase "alike question" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a similarity between questions, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I have an alike question regarding the topic we discussed yesterday."
Alternatives: "similar question" or "comparable question".
But the criticism did not stop, as Catholics and Jews alike questioned the pope's moral authority.
In a closed-door meeting today, a number of senators, Democrats and Republicans alike, questioned Tom Ridge, the head of the White House office of domestic security, about whether the new department would infringe on the collective bargaining rights of federal employees.
In the last few days, Democrats and Republicans alike questioned Mr. McGreevey's leadership as he lost control of the Democratic caucus, and Republicans continue to attack the budget.
The messages, written in the days before and after Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg appointed Ms. Black, capture the anxious efforts within the Bloomberg administration to quell the poor public reception to her selection, as education experts and lawmakers alike questioned her readiness for the job.
Enemies and friends of Lowell alike questioned his vacillating interest in the question of slavery.
Many politicians, pundits and gun control activists, alike, questioned why Omar Mateen, an American Muslim born in Queens, NY and who also pledged allegiance to the Islamic State, gained access to firearms used to kill 49 people and injure 53 at the Pulse gay nightclub on June 12th.
And then, in Washington and in Tucson alike, the question barged back in.
His fiction prompted Jews and Gentiles alike to question what it meant to be Jewish in contemporary America and, by extension, what it meant to be American; these are questions still pondered by a number of novelists — Zuckerman's progeny — working today.
We may only be halfway through the current Parliament but for activists and MPs alike the question is simple: at what stage does a leader become such a drag on the party that it becomes time for a man overboard moment?
(Mayr 1976 518) Mayr has in mind that brothers may or may not look alike; the question of whether two people are brothers is determined by their historical and genetic ties to a common ancestry.
