The phrase "pressing query" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means a question or concern that is urgent or needs immediate attention. Example: The CEO received a pressing query from the investors about the company's financial stability.
If he gets good advice, Corbyn will sharpen it a bit in future – using the guest question as an introduction, but following it up with more pressing queries.
Those players in highest demand are perched in lofted booths, forced to field such pressing queries as "What's your favorite Star Wars character?" and, my favorite, to Carolina center Ryan Kalil, "Is this a must-win game?" (Um).
The author took to Twitter to clear up a few pressing queries from fans earlier today, solving problems of Horcruxes, 12 Grimmauld Place's bizarre location and the mystery of what on earth happened to three-headed dog Fluffy?
I deferred from asking any new questions, as many others had pressing queries of their own.
Here are the five most pressing queries we hope are answered sooner rather than later.
The most pressing queries for Berkshire, including who will take over for Mr. Buffett as chief executive, remained unanswered.
I missed the "How Do You Wear Your Inner Beauty?" panel, so I was unable to answer that pressing existential query, but I assumed the answer was to "follow your dreams".
They are concerned citizens like you and I who set out to systematically discover and document answers to pressing scientific queries.
Fahrusha, a Madame Blavatsky from Manhattan, said that clients have been pressing her with highly focused queries.
Events can also represent concerns at various levels, e.g. systems level concerns such as a loss of connectivity, or higher-level concerns, such as a user action (e.g. pressing a panic button, initiating a query, entering a hospital).
