"query to" can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used when asking a question or stating a query. For example: I had a query to ask about the upcoming meeting.
Mr. Frattini called the working group's query to Google "pertinent, appropriate and legitimate," Mr. Abbing said.
Which brings another query to mind: how often does one want to hear from the author?
Then we will limit our query to the last month by adding date parameters.
An e-mailed query to a representative for Mr. Miyazaki in Japan drew no response.
Moser, more sober but stylish in navy, has a query to settle.
Google's SMS search service, for example, enables anyone to send a query to its search engine.
I've sent a query to the agency's press office to find earlier statements on fossil fuels and security.
But first, I tried a second search on Wine-Search.com, limiting my query to merchants who shipped worldwide.
Lee's first e-mail query to Spiers, in March of 2003, was the easiest one to send.
He sent a query to Richard Rhodes, asking whether the blast would have perceptible from two hundred miles away.
HR said it was nothing to do with them and forwarded the query to the academic in charge of recruiting.
