"desired question" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a question that was asked or that someone has an interest in asking. For example, "She asked many questions during the interview, but was unable to get an answer to her desired question."
International migration desire question: Ideally, if you had the opportunity, would you like to move permanently to another country, or would you prefer to continue living in this country?
The small number of women who self-reported on the future fertility desires question that they could not have any more children (infecund) and those who were sterilized at baseline were dropped.
Amos Niven Wilder argued that theology must be poetic, or articulated in the images, contexts, hungers, desires, questions, passions and concerns of the current age.
Marginalizing young girls with the stigma of "slut" has serious consequences not only for the girl who is marked but for the girls who see what happens to her and fear also being labeled a "slut" and will do anything to avoid it and maintain their "respectability," including silencing their needs, desires, questions, voices, opinions, experiences and burgeoning sexual awareness.
If this is not the case or ovulation is not desired, the question arises how this control system can be influenced, for example, by hormonal treatments.
They can use as many lifelines as desired per question, but each lifeline can only be used once per game.
An international migration desire question is used for the main results, and a question related to migration intention is then used as a robustness check.
Also, the data used in this study was collected from 2007 to 2012, since an international migration desire question was not asked in 2006.
For example, have you applied for residency or a visa, purchased the ticket, etc.?" which would be asked if the respondents answer yes to the migration desire question.
