The phrase "posed this question" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "She posed this question to the entire room."
I have posed this question to teachers.
However, Fox News had last posed this question in 2006.
I posed this question to Instagram about Assad's user stream.
Rachel Carson posed this question and spent years of hard work documenting her thesis.
I recently posed this question to one of the president's senior economic advisers.
The Jeppesen case posed this question: What counts as a secret?
I posed this question to Jay Gottfried, a neuroscientist at Northwestern University who studies how the brain perceives smells.
Law School, posed this question to a bunch of people, including me: It's the morning after the election.
Although, having posed this question, Melville, a perennial contrarian, comes to a contrary conclusion, his summary is certainly predictive.
I posed this question to Roger Zierman, a designer for Poggenpohl, the 120-year-old German company that practically invented the modern luxury kitchen.
When I posed this question to Stulz, he gave me another research paper, which offers case studies of six fictionalized households.
