The part of a sentence "question prevails" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to indicate that a question is the dominant or prevailing feeling or thought. For example: "Amidst the confusion of the situation, a feeling of uncertainty and question prevails."
Yet some major questions prevail.
Nevertheless, an important question that prevails now is how much of the coastal zone in the past was colonised by mangrove forests?
Which is the primary site of SARS infection and how do these corona virus interacts with those cells to enter the host and eventually invades the host immune system to spread itself - is a pertinent question which prevails and is a debated issue.
As long as the "shoot first, ask questions later" approach prevails, the global beef market will continue to be a source of madness.
Although some children may deny being victimized by peers or belittle it as "teasing", we question whether this bias prevails into adulthood.
Whichever view prevails, the questions will undoubtedly linger well after the negotiators who are trying to work out the complex issues that still stand in the way of an international climate treaty leave Copenhagen.
I have said that, without question, we cannot prevail as a party without conservatives.
"I believe confidently that when we get to the constitutional question, I will prevail," Mr. Newsom said at a news conference.
There was no question which strategy prevailed at the all-star Vote for Change concert on Monday night at the MCI Center here.
Secrecy meant abstraction, and in a conflict between abstract fears and the all-too-visible horror of a burning skyscraper, there could be little question which would prevail.
Mr. Unz predicted that Question 2 would prevail in Massachusetts, despite what he said was the united opposition of elected officials and the failure of his group to spend any money on advertising in the state.
