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Free sign upThe phrase "are questioned in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where something is being examined or scrutinized, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The theories proposed by the researchers are questioned in a rigorous peer review process."
Alternatives: "are examined in a" or "are scrutinized in a".
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Players are questioned in a confidential environment about previous sexual encounters with explanations as to when consent can be legally said to have been given in those situations.
ASCO/PAP guidelines support the 1% cut-off [ 27] but the guidelines are questioned in a recent study [ 31].
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Both before and after the appearance in court, he was questioned in a routine manner.
He was released on bail late Sunday after he was questioned in a London police station.
While being questioned in a police station, Powell shot himself to death.
Skip to next paragraph Huntsville Police Department Amy Bishop was questioned in a 1993 mail bomb case.
And the competence of the department was questioned in a series of confidence votes.
For one thing, the monarchy's survival is being questioned in a way it was not when Charles wed Diana.
The husband of the Alabama neuroscientist confirmed they had been questioned in a 1993 mail bomb plot.
Forty-three foreign and local activists were questioned in a bogus criminal investigation and briefly barred from leaving Egypt.
And its decision is binding on every other department of the government, and could not be questioned in a judicial tribunal.
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