The phrase "answer interrogations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to responding to questions or inquiries, often in legal or investigative settings.
Example: "The detective was called in to answer interrogations regarding the suspect's alibi."
Alternatives: "respond to inquiries" or "address questioning".
Mr. Park said Iraq had violated the conventions by broadcasting gruesome pictures of dead coalition troops and showing prisoners of war forced to answer interrogations, and had committed treachery by falsely using white flags of surrender to attack forces and having soldiers disguise themselves in civilian clothing.
Nevermore will he have to parse the puny distinctions between the two health care reforms as if they were wide philosophical gulfs, or have to answer interrogations over whether he truly meant Romneycare to be a "model for the nation".
Any reference to Breivik's thoughts and feelings are based on his own diary, his testimony in court, his answers during interrogation and his log in the manifesto.
Coakley was challenged by Veltmann when he attempted to bring the men's signed statements in as evidence but the court allowed the statements to be used to refresh the men's memories of their answers to interrogation.
The population included during the first month by the totality of participating centres is used as illustrative of current management and outcomes on the scale of the whole country, while the whole population will be used to answer specific medical interrogations on a larger sample.
The committee's inquiry will try to answer a question that remains hotly debated: Did the C.I.A.'s interrogation program work?
But what that means is that if a suspect does not answer every question from the police during an interrogation before he is arrested, the prosecution can use that silence against him in court.
Carney simply did not answer the question posed about whether information from "enhanced interrogation" had been used.
Vigorous attention should be paid in the future to the fact that previously conducted RCTs and systemic reviews of RCTs failed to give a clear answer at the interrogation as to whether SMBG is or is not influencing metabolic control in NIT-DM.
"Well that's wrong, Earl, she was white," a detective informed him about the victim after one crucial answer, according to the interrogation transcript that appeal lawyers underlined after his conviction.
Another one of the men gave the surprising testimony that Lieutenant Commander Coakley had threatened to have him shot after he refused to answer some questions during interrogation at Camp Shoemaker.
