The phrase "answer the fate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as "fate" is typically not something one can "answer."
Example: "I don't know how to answer the fate that has been dealt to me."
Alternatives: "face the fate" or "accept the fate."
The interview round was the most dreaded round, and it was her turn to answer the question that fate had in store for her.
The political parties and the Maoists have moved swiftly to nationalise all royal property and the first big question the new constitution will have to answer is the fate of the monarchy.
In addition, there are questions to be answered concerning the fate of the VX precursor chemicals, which Iraq states were lost during bombing in the gulf war or were unilaterally destroyed by Iraq.
It will presumably answer the tantalizing questions about Harry's fate once and for all.
The observations of EMT/MET during different kinds of cell fate conversions do not enable us to answer the question that EMT/EMT is a by-product or a significant cause for cell fate conversions.
Plus, Oleynik and Lynch reveal the fate of Alex's many hats and answer the series finale cliffhanger question.
"It's hard to tell right now," Spencer concludes: But the report will probably serve to provoke a conversation rather than answer it -- the fate of so many a presidential commission.
Our investigation attempts to answer questions about the fate of benzoin during cure, its effect on melt viscosity and cure profile, and the kinetics of devolatilization of the powder during the cure cycle.
Police were forced to intervene on Saturday as relatives of Chinese passengers aboard vanished Flight MH370 rushed towards Malaysian officials at a Beijing hotel, demanding answers over the fate of their loved ones.
Will people like Shiromani Prabagaran, whose husband was abducted in a Colombo street in 2012 and never seen again, get answers on the fate of their close family?
