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Free sign up"develop question" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to create or formulate a question. You can use it when you are trying to come up with a question for a research project, interview, or survey. Example: "As part of my research, I need to develop a question that will accurately gauge public opinion on the topic."
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This authoring tool is designed primarily to develop question answering characters.
Cognitive interviews were conducted with 44 Head Start parents of 2 5 year old children to develop question wording and identify appropriate visuals.
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Mr. Zoffinger said the authority would develop questions and seek more information from the three finalists next week.
pairs listeners with scientists to allow them to develop questions about the world into full scientific investigations.
Also explain to students that once they choose an interviewee, they should also each develop questions particular to the topic being discussed, which may involve some prior research.
We were not able to develop questions appropriate for diagnosis of aura and therefore neglected this aspect completely.
Fincher and screenwriter Gillian Flynn (working from her original best-selling novel), cleverly manipulate time and point-of-view to develop questions and reveal partial answers throughout.
Findings and conclusions from each phase were used to develop questions for subsequent phases.
The best solution is probably to develop questions for AS-specific exercises in addition to the existing SQUASH questions.
To this end, focus groups may help develop questions that better monitor the general population's attitudes toward antibiotics.
Prior to the event, a group of 20 children from all over Ghana were gathered the day before to voice their concerns and develop questions for the discussion.
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