"question left open" is a valid and correct phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a question that has been asked but no answer has yet been given, leaving it open to interpretation. For example: "What will happen next in this story? That is a question left open."
We answer a question left open in (Israel J. Math. 146 (2005) 93 110) by showing that it is possible that σp(T ∩T be uncountable, yet ∥Tn∥↛∞.
All of this suggests that the question left open in Graham may only be answered by the Supreme Court.
In addition, the meeting ended with the question left open of whether Myanmar would assume the organization's rotating chairmanship.
Then we solve a second question left open in [1] by proving a tight upper bound for the similar circuit satisfiability problem involving just intersection, union and multiplication.
One question left open by the Supreme Court's landmark Heller decision was how courts should treat gun-control laws.
3 The case thus squarely presents the question left open in Williams, and we granted certiorari so that this question could be resolved.
Always answering "and" to any "either/or" question leaves open all possibilities, expands your options and acknowledges the paradox that as a leader you have to operate in two seemingly contradictory worlds..
The strong association between HIV diagnosis and the risk management strategy of asking the active partner to withdraw before ejaculation is difficult to interpret: the format of the question leaves open whether this strategy refers to oral or anal intercourse or both.
We answer two questions left open in [8] and [10]:.
Twombly was a creator of the spontaneous, the smudged, the questions left open.
"We as an audience want closure, we want the whole represented seamlessly, without questions left open.
