The phrase "ample time for questions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that there will be sufficient opportunity for individuals to ask questions, typically in a meeting or presentation context.
Example: "After the presentation, we will have ample time for questions to ensure everyone understands the material."
Alternatives: "sufficient time for inquiries" or "plenty of time for questions".
Ample time for questions and answers will be provided.
You should time your presentation for 25 minutes, in order to leave ample time for questions.
The sessions are scheduled till 5 30 p.m. each day and will allow ample time for questions.
There will also be ample time for questions from the audience.
There was ample time for questions and general given-and-take, and everyone, Liberian leaders and American tourists, headed into a companionable dinner.
However, we allowed ample time for individual questions and comments after the discussion forum ended, which provided the moderator with an opportunity to incorporate individual questions and concerns in the iterative revision of tools.
The meeting format will consist of both scientific and technical talks with ample time for discussion and questions.
Subsequent refinements have resulted in the development of an informed-consent process whereby a written description of the study aims, the requirements imposed by participation, the side effects of the intervention, and the participant's rights is provided, along with ample time for discussion and for questions from potential participants.
Allow ample time for students to research questions and prepare answers.
In the future, many students will be tested by sophisticated computer programs that quickly eliminate questions that are too easy or too hard for a particular student, leaving ample time for students to answer open-ended questions or engage in challenging performance assignments.
I decided to confine myself to five successes and challenges to allow ample time for the panel and a question-and-answer period.
