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'prospective questions' is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to questions that anticipate or consider possible future scenarios. For example, "Businesses must consider a variety of prospective questions when developing a new product, such as how long the product's shelf life will be and how it will be marketed."
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You must also anticipate the opposing argument and prepare a list of prospective questions to ask when you cross-examine their witnesses.
WASHINGTON — For the last two months, Robert Gibbs has been attending press secretary school, complete with thick briefing books, dress rehearsals and practiced answers for an array of prospective questions.
A Twitter spokesperson said the company didn't yet have details to share on the committee's prospective questions.
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"Why were pawnbrokers exempted?" he added, as a prospective question that skeptical lawmakers should ask.
Their very practical "prospective opening questions", "follow-up questions" and "more specific questions" focus on sex within relationships and do not give the clinician any tools to help the patient talk and listen openly about their paid sex experiences.
He said that Major Hasan's opening statement, as well as his conduct during jury selection — in which Major Hasan asked few prospective jurors questions — crystallized the issue and forced him to file the motion.
A great deal of game play involves clearing your in-box of scouting reports, C.V.s from prospective assistants, questions from journalists.
And, last year, the word leaked that, before the draft, teams were asking prospective players questions like "Do you have a girlfriend?" and "Do you like girls?" Sam hasn't made his sexual orientation a so-called "issue," he simply took control of his story before the N.F.L. could.
They urged patients to find out which doctors their closest friends really like, to ask a prospective doctor questions like how much experience he or she has with a specific condition or operation, and to make sure that as a patient you feel part of a shared decision-making process and comfortable saying how you feel, or that you don't understand or that you respectfully disagree.
Although a recent prospective study questions the clinical usefulness of any of these scores [3], the most commonly used in the MESS system.
When you are interviewing, ask your prospective boss questions like: "How do you help your employees reach their personal development goals?" and "What systems are in place to coach staff members and provide feedback?" A hands-off boss may sound great, but for most people it's not a good situation for the first year at the company.
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