The phrase "being put into question" is correct in written English.
You can use it when something is being questioned or challenged. For example, "The validity of his research is being put into question."
"It's the European Union being put into question, not merely a country within the European Union," he said.
Meanwhile, Ozil is said to have been unsettled with life at Real after the Spanish club's open pursuit of Bale, along with the arrival of Luka Modric last season and feels his first-team place is being put into question.
At a meeting of euro zone finance ministers in Luxembourg on Thursday, Ms. Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund urged the euro area to move swiftly toward a fiscal union that would include the issuance of some form of collective euro zone debt, arguing that the currency's viability was being put into question.
"I don't think from my perspective that I want America to be engaged in spending that much money on still a scientific theory that has not been proven and from my perspective is more and more being put into question," he said.
However, as climate changes are being brought into the spotlight, bioclimatic potential is being put into question as well, because traditionally used passive strategies at a specific location may no longer represent properly balanced approach.
In these elections in Israel, the parallel to Obama's 37-minute speech on race were 3.7-second sound bites on "citizenship and loyalty", with Israeli Arabs singled out as disloyal and their citizenship being put into question.
It's clear that the well-being of patients is put into question when doctors are not willing to listen to the genuine concerns of their patient.
It was as though the familiar concepts of shape and drape, tailoring and dresses, had been put into question.
As one veteran arbitrator has written, "In an investment dispute, the very legitimacy of the tax is put into question".
Our co-operation with the US in the fight against terrorism has been put into question by the NSA revelations".
Trump is not just someone who stands by when the President's faith, birthplace, or basic identity are put into question; he pushes that view.
