The phrase "posed questions regarding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are asking someone a question or set of questions about a particular topic or subject. For example, "The interviewer posed questions regarding the candidate's qualifications and experience."
A survey of 53 households from both the village and surrounding cattleposts posed questions regarding the veterinary work conducted by the DAHP; local understanding of the purpose of the veterinary fences; and local perceptions of the positive or negative impacts of veterinary fence enclosure.
The interview schedule contained additional questions, so that only participants who said things that could be related to a WTD were posed questions regarding such wishes.
The examiners also conducted a self-reported health survey that posed questions regarding health behaviors, clinic use, and quality of life.
A challenge for Ms. Yellen is that such talk of monetary accommodation will raise eyebrows among Republican senators, who can be expected to pose questions regarding the benefits of continued easy money and express concern over the possibility that the Fed's quantitative easing is distorting asset prices and setting up financial markets for another cycle of policy-induced boom and bust.
Incorporation of robotic surgery into resident education poses questions regarding intraoperative teaching and patient care.
The increased volume of data collected with these technologies poses questions regarding the storage, maintenance and retrieval of these data.
On the basis of the findings we pose questions regarding design methods in the era of 'design thinking' wherein designers are required to adopt an entrepreneurial frame of mind.
Ask the Experts is a regular feature of EXPLORE: The Journal of Science and Healing designed to enable our readers to pose questions regarding clinical issues to experts in the various healing arts.
Section One poses questions regarding: 1) the characteristics of the District Court respondents' attitudes toward rehabilitation and punishment (Taxman et al. 2007b); 2) the degree of inter- and intra-agency collaboration (Fletcher et al. 2009); and 3) their attitudes toward EBPs and incentives.
This poses questions regarding whether the structure and presentation of the intervention requires updating to improve overall outcomes.
Besides system reliability, the use of third parties to distribute and gather text messages poses questions regarding data protection, which may require further clarification.
