The phrase "asked in the title of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a question or topic that is presented in the title of a document, article, or piece of writing.
Example: "The question asked in the title of this article is crucial for understanding the main argument."
Alternatives: "posed in the title of" or "mentioned in the title of".
This new knowledge encourages revisiting the question asked in the title of this talk.
LOS ANGELES — "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" Philip K. Dick asked in the title of a novel that became the basis of the movie "Blade Runner".
The audience's wide-ranging and imaginative style of dress, from hip-hop to classic clothing, provided the answer to the question "Is There Such a Thing as Black Style?" asked in the title of a symposium that was held on Wednesday at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
MUMBAI — "Will we ever be able to mark enough?" the Indian contemporary artist Shilpa Gupta asks in the title of her current exhibition in Innsbruck, Austria.
Which Way's Up?, Boles asks in the title of his book: the point is the gravitational pull of politics has changed.
Taking two refrain lines from the Song of Solomon, "I have a little sister, she has no breasts" and the question asked in the title, the poem encompasses the paradox of a life lovingly protected but potentially diminished.
"What's the first thing you think of?" Ted Hughes asked himself in the title of one of his poems.
One way to consider decolonization is by asking, as in the title of his article, "when does the settler become a native?" But what kind of question is that?
Appropriate to that controversy, Drs Hersch and Merriam (2008) have asked the question in the title of their paper, does the use of growth hormone secretagogues in age management medicine hold the promise of a fountain of youth, or that of a pool of Tantalus?
The last point in the memorandum, asking that the title of Grand Duke of Lithuania not be disregarded in the Tsar's documents, also drew criticism.
"What is a bicycle?" asked the title of a panel discussion at an international bike conference last month in Spain.
