"discuss questions" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to talk about the need to converse about topics or ideas. For example, "We need to spend some time discussing the questions that will be on the upcoming exam."
He visited yet another candidate to discuss questions to be included in a poll of voters.
They will draw on their own experience of writing biographies to discuss questions of technique, subject matter, and research.
"I think it is very important in this context that we discuss questions as they arise," Mrs. Merkel said at a news conference after the meeting.
Last month he chose Cardinal Walter Kasper, a liberal who has argued against the ban, to address cardinals meeting to discuss questions about the family.
"I think it is very important in this context that we discuss questions as they arise," Mrs. Merkel told a press conference after the meeting.
Some experts and public officials spoke anonymously for this article because they are forbidden contractually, or by the agencies they work for, to publicly discuss questions of safety.
He added that Mr. Jackson was ready to talk to prosecutors in Chicago whenever they wanted to discuss questions about the Senate seat.
Once the creatures have done their business, their creators are asked to discuss questions of creativity and responsibility: Does the robot object count as art?
What is that transition?" Dr. Tosiello said at a recent meeting in a Manhattan coffee shop, where eight people had shown up on a Wednesday night to discuss questions that philosophers have grappled with for ages.
From an actor in a bathing suit to videos of kissing, he added, the culture creates many opportunities for his family to discuss questions of modesty and sexuality within the context of their religious beliefs.
Examine all of the charts and analyses for all the major economic indicators, and discuss questions like these: Which indicator is most important in determining whether we are in recovery?
