The term "parallel question" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a sentence or question that is similar in structure or format to another sentence or question in the same context. Example: In a survey, the respondents were asked two parallel questions: "Do you prefer coffee or tea?" and "Do you usually drink your coffee black or with added milk and sugar?".
Use open data to get the facts: There's a parallel question about transparency data, when we're thinking about how we hold government accountable.
Left hanging is the question of what exactly happened to her back in New Zealand, along with the parallel question of what turned Astrid into "the village witch".
The US would control the first stage of any military strike plan in Syria, but the US does not thereafter get to decide for Hezbollah whether it will strike Haifa in retaliation or decide for Assad a parallel question.
My suspicion is that most of us would be quite surprised by the things our grandchildren will condemn us for, and that the more our predictions amount to praise for our current, farseeing moral enlightenment, the more sceptical we ought to be.If we don't assume that history is a story of progressive evolution, we could ask a different but parallel question.
A parallel question can be raised about modality itself.
One might ask the parallel question concerning the obligation to obey the law of public officials.
Parallel questions soon arose in other aspects of cognitive development as well.
Alice doesn't seem to think so.So two parallel questions.
In contrast to BA, a member of oneworld, Virgin serves only 11 destinations outside its core transatlantic market.While it is premature to write off the partnership at this early stage, there are parallel questions about the conviction with which Virgin is implementing its upcoming short-haul services.
There are parallel questions that any audience wants, or needs, answers to.
The fields of conservation genetics and genetic epidemiology share many parallel questions.
