The phrase "an early question regarding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a question that was asked earlier in a conversation or text, often to clarify or revisit a topic.
Example: "I would like to revisit an early question regarding the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "a previous inquiry about" or "an initial question concerning".
The good news is you haven't missed a lot, other than several readers pointing out the folly of my earlier question regarding who Chelsea need back more out of Essien or Drogba.
This goes back to your earlier question regarding my preoccupation with the past and the present, and how each moment contains both.
Neither the CPD, nor the Clinton or Trump campaigns, responded to earlier questions regarding whether they'd signed an MOU for this year's debates.
One of the earlier questions regarding the power of territorial legislatures involved the right to pass laws applicable not generally but to specific individuals or portions of a territory.
As noted earlier, the question regarding whether or not the individual perceived family burden was only asked to those individuals who reported some health difficulty within their family.
This observation raised an interesting question regarding rRNA transcription requirement in early embryogeneisis and the possibility of alternative rRNA synthesis pathways that differ from the one currently understood.
It also raises an important question regarding the source of variation upon which early artificial selection depended: were these fortuitous new mutations that arose shortly before and/or sequentially during domestication, or were they already present in wild populations?
"A fundamental question regarding the habitability of early Mars is how long liquid water, in the form of lakes, or even oceans, might have persisted on the surface to support microbial life that may have been present," said Dr Paul Mahaffy, at Nasa's Goddard Space Flight Centre and lead author on the parallel paper.
It was a question regarding a news story".
