"other questions include" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to introduce a list of questions that are related to the topic you are discussing. For example, "Other questions include: How does the cloud storage system work? What are the associated costs? Who has access to the data?".
Other questions include "does increased quality and distinctiveness come at a price?" and how can the BBC be "more open", both for "programme-makers and for audiences".
Other questions include types of cognitive effects; Dr. Flick, for example, is studying whether anesthesia exposure appears related to autism or attention deficit disorder.
Other questions include whether such a requirement would survive a First Amendment challenge, and whether posting a high sticker price — which few ultimately pay — could dissuade patients seeking out a necessary drug.
Other questions include what is to become of the NATO alliance, how NATO can continue to insure peace and stability in a changed Europe, and what role a united Germany is to play in it.
Other questions include who decisionmaking processes and succession issues in Ukraine and Belarus.. Czech foreign intelligence was excellent during the Cold War and the modern incarnation, UZSI retains a competitive edge in Arab countries (as does Poland).
Other questions include: "How is hip-hop like the microchip?"; "When is it O.K. to drop the ball during an election?"; and "What has given us water from Mars and daggers from India?" Raising money is not a specific goal of the campaign, Ms. Kolb said, though she noted that broadening the institution's base of support could make fund-raising easier in the long run.
During the questioning, a city attorney stopped Osborne from answering a host of other questions, including who the inspector was, whether the employee had been terminated or disciplined, who had provided the "items of value" to the employee, what the items were and which Building and Safety employees had been interviewed.
Other questions included were whether jockeys feel under pressure to whip more than they would really like to and, if so, the main source of that pressure.
Other questions included whether to restrict Soviet diplomats' permitted travel zone to 20 miles around London and whether to expel agents from other east European embassies.
To Bibi, Iran is the existential issue to which all other questions – including Israel's relationship with its neighbours, the Palestinians – are secondary.
But she did discuss her thinking on other questions, including the premium cap, and expressed openness to measures she had not previously embraced.
