The phrase 'draw inquiry' is not commonly used in written English, although it is intelligible. You can use it in an informal context, such as when taking notes in a brainstorming session. For example, "We should draw inquiry into how we can address this problem."
But the prestigious U.S. Army All-American Bowl invited James to play, and he drew inquiries from many college football coaches, including Ohio State's Jim Tressel.
A12 Tsunami Alert Draws Inquiry State and federal officials are reviewing errors and technical breakdowns that delayed issuing a tsunami warning to millions of people in the San Francisco Bay Area.
THE odds of getting into the competition, "Vital Signs: Drawing as Inquiry," at Creative Arts Workshop in New Haven were long.
DoubleClick's Abacus policy also drew anxious inquiries from legislators and state attorneys general.
REUTERS | WALL STREET JOURNAL Executive Perks Draw S.E.C. Inquiry | The Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into the executive perks at Nabors Industries, whose chairman is set to receive $100 million, The Wall Street Journal reports.
"I am expecting that the results" of that inquiry "will draw a line under the whole matter and that will be the end of it".
He said an inquiry "would draw a line for everyone", adding: "No monetary amount could compensate for what these people have been through, but it could be cathartic and cleansing".
Brian Rayner, an investigator for the safety board, told The Associated Press that the inquiry would draw upon the nature of the wreckage, the radar data and the communications between the pilot and the airport.
It promised "full co-operation with the police" and mentioned the compensation scheme set up by News Corp for hacking victims – which is chaired by a high court judge, Sir Charles Gray – and the hiring of the law firm Olswang to conduct a new inquiry and draw up a new code of conduct.
Huhne expresses the hope that police inquiries will "draw a line under" the affair.
