The phrase "are being posed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing questions or challenges that are currently being asked or presented.
Example: "Several important questions are being posed regarding the future of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "are being asked" or "are being raised".
Justified questions are being posed about Nick Compton's place in the side after he mustered only 39 runs in four innings in the two matches.
But bigger ones are being posed about Brady, and whether age is finally catching up to one of the most successful quarterbacks ever to play the game.
Essentially, two questions are being posed: how explicit should they be about wanting independence; and how do they go about getting it?Plaid Cymru, unlike the Scottish Nationalists, has never claimed to seek full independence for Wales, preferring ambiguous phrases like "self-government" to express its goals.
How is it possible that a hardware store controls the name of the most important art and design movement of the 20th century?" Similar questions are being posed by the German media and by design historians concerned that young Europeans will grow up associating Bauhaus with D.I.Y. superstores, not with a visionary design school.
The paper identifies the alignment between place communication and place 'offerings' development as the crucial element underpinning Leicester's model for multicultural cooperation and critically assesses the recent challenges that are being posed to the sustainment of a multicultural city image.
In view of the history and results of voluminous studies over many years on the Shinkansen noise problem, and also of the roles and surrounding conditions of the Shinkansen as a mode of transport, however, new tasks are being posed concerning such aspects as how to accomplish environmental preservation in the future.
Society is being posed a question now that 3-D printers have been commercialized.
"This is the question that is being posed in Copenhagen," said Robert N. Stavins, director of the environmental economics program at Harvard University.
Yet an even bigger challenge is being posed by neighbouring Syria, where nationwide protests have left scores of civilians dead.
In Labour, Lib Dem, and to a lesser extent Ukip, circles, the same simple questions were being posed.
