The phrase "clarify the question of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to make a specific question or topic clearer or more understandable.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to clarify the question of how the budget will be allocated for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "elucidate the issue of" or "explain the matter of".
Further, the appointment of Mr. Dahlan did not clarify the question of who is ultimately in charge of security.
McCloughan's continued absence Tuesday, confirmed by a person with knowledge of the situation, did little to clarify the question of who is directing the Redskins' roster-building efforts this offseason.
In particular, they clarify the question of what is the right definition of tight Euclidean t-designs (tight t-designs on Rn and tight t-designs on p-concentric sphere).
But the lack of proper investigation by the judicial system made it more difficult to "clarify the question of whether these are related to the context of the coup d'état," it said.
Riemann proceeded to study this function when s is complex (now called the Riemann zeta function), and he thereby not only helped clarify the question of the distribution of primes but also was led to several other remarks that later mathematicians were to find of exceptional interest.
The magnitude of investments in infrastructures and their irreversibility make it crucial to clarify the question of whether this spending in fact contributes to the development of the regions they serve.
A possible solution of these difficulties would be to more clarify the questions, to decrease the influence of clinical judgment in the questionnaire.
In order to clarify the question, analysis of native nAChRs should be extended at the single channel level; unfortunately, patch clamp of unequivocally subsynaptic receptors in the intact sympathetic neuron is technically unfeasible.
Accordingly, the aim of this study was to clarify the question whether quantification of TIMP-2 and IGFBP-7 is an adequate diagnostic test for detecting AKI after CS involving CPB.
Moreover, our study can help to clarify the question raised by Pillar and Shehadeh of whether OSA worsens obesity.
"I can be very candid [during interviews]," says Alan Kipping-Ruane, a former US navy rescue swimmer, adding that he will often clarify the questions asked of him.
