"exchange questions" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a situation where two or more people take turns asking each other questions. Example: During the panel discussion, the audience was invited to exchange questions with the speakers.
Exchange questions with a classmate.
In this exchange questions and answers do not necessarily go in one direction only.
For instance, Facebook groups like the International Hernia Collaboration, founded by Brian Jacob, or the Robotic Surgery Collaboration RSCC) — founded by one of us (Yusef Kudsi) — allow surgeons to share de-identified cases and exchange questions and experiences regarding particular techniques or practices.
"Stack Overflow" is a crowdsourcing community application used in education to exchange questions and answers between programmers on a wide range of topics in computer programming.
Table 1 Crowdsourcing application comparison App Overview Crowd type Challenges Stack Overflow Used to exchange questions and answers in topics of software development and programming.
They are then provided with appropriate matches based on the preferences they selected, and they can start a conversation and exchange questions and advice within the platform.
The clock is ticking on the exchange question in particular: states have until next Friday to decide whether they will build their own exchange or let the federal government run one for them.
In the year since it was established, over 200 users have registered, many of whom had no previous involvement with the Blue Obelisk, showing that the Q&A website complements earlier existing channels of communication. Figure 5 Screenshot of the Blue Obelisk eXchange Question and Answer website.
At the time of the trial there was still a major misconception about the meaning of a "disappearing polymorph", as evidenced by the courtroom exchange: Question: " Okay.
Detailed analysis from 36 consultations identified key themes (including preparation, information exchange, question-asking and decision making), which were subsequently addressed in the design of the paper-based aid.
Students milled around for a bit, exchanged questions and expressions of concern, then left.
