"public queries" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to questions asked by members of the public or in a more formal setting, queries made publicly by a company. For example: The company has received a large volume of public queries regarding their new policy.
Back to top RESPONSE TO PUBLIC QUERIES UNICEF appreciates the public interest in internal audit reports and the resultant queries that may arise.
The PCS and Unite unions say the cuts will mean fewer litigation and enforcement officers, who support victims of discrimination, and correspondence staff, who handle public queries.
The few public queries that were heard were 'dismissed, ridiculed and answered evasively.'.
Pierre Salinger, the White House press secretary, faced his first public query on the subject at 4 40 p.m. Monday, when, after 34 other questions, a reporter at his daily briefing asked whether John F. Kennedy and Nikita S. Khrushchev had exchanged any personal messages about the border closing.
The DDM provides public query interfaces to launch the information of available devices and services for external modules.
Despite the fact that DND anticipated "potential for public query on this support to industry," the details of this deal have never been made public before now.
These public query pages are available to mine the data at.
The public query tool presents part of the data as a public view because it's available for sharing across the domain experts.
The public query tool is utilized by potential investigators as well as open to the general public and is accessible through the Resource's web site [ 27, 28].
To determine if silicone wristbands could sequester a wide range of organic compounds, a public query was made to collect volunteers.
To provide a search capability for the current Repository, we are rolling out a suite of applications referred to as the public query tool (PQT).
