'forwarded the question' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to pass or send a question to someone else. Example: I forwarded the question to my supervisor so she could provide a clear answer to the client.
Wilmoth forwarded the questions I'd asked him to some of his colleagues.
In response to a list of questions from The Plain Dealer about the possibility of the cancellation that was e-mailed on Tuesday, Emiliano Colomasi, Ms. Sgarlata's spokesman, told the newspaper that he had forwarded the questions to her and that he hoped she would respond soon.
Mr. Annan forwarded the Iraqis' questions to the council on Tuesday, diplomats said, and gave it the option of responding by April 10.
If a commander and a military prosecutor disagree about whether a case, once started, should go forward, the question gets sent up to the secretaries of the services.
Going Forward The question is whether the neighborhood will retain its old-fashioned look, and as Ms. Uzzo put it, that is "a tough call".
Moving forward, the question beyond why Anthony tuned out D'Antoni is whether he has enough character to walk that behavioral tightrope for Woodson in the many fragile moments to come when the Knicks linger between success and circus.
But going forward, the question for Mr. Romney is whether a decision to invest time and money in Iowa could change minds and produce a different result in the caucuses.
When New Jersey Democratic leaders called the Torricelli campaign this afternoon to ask whether he would consider turning over his campaign funds to Mr. Lautenberg, Mr. Torricelli's aides said they did not dare even forward the question to him.
Moving forward, the question is which path will gain favor: a more populist attack on federal courts or a more narrowly focused and nuanced pushed for what social conservatives view as protections for religious liberty.
