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Discover LudwigThe phrase "question proposed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a question that has been put forward or suggested for consideration or discussion. Example: During the meeting, Sarah raised her hand and said, "I have a question proposed for the group: How can we improve our communication with clients?".
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Dunlap's answer to the question proposed by his paper was negative.
This question, proposed to the studio, provided the directive for Erickson's examination of traditional monasteries and their programmatic reasoning.
Anyway, the letter in question proposed modifications to the lights in common areas of our block of flats.
That the question proposed here makes no sense to the scientist qua scientist is no argument against it.
The disproportion between the size of the question proposed, and the simplicity of the pretended answer, is the primary marketing hook.
Since the underlying symmetric cone is a more general algebraic setting which contains the semidefinite cone as a special case, our results also answer an open question proposed by Recht, Fazel and Parrilo (2010) [36].
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When he dances a question proposes itself: what if a body moved like this through the world?
The referendum question proposing independence of Croatia, presented on the blue ballot, passed with 93.24% in favor, 4.15% against, and 1.18% of invalid or blank votes.
The second referendum question, proposing that Croatia should remain in Yugoslavia, was declined with 5.38% votes in favor, 92.18% against and 2.07% of invalid votes.
The letter must address the questions proposed in Faculty Sponsor Letter of Support Instructions.
While the Court has shown no inclination to address broader questions proposed by petitions, the latitude left to the Court in this respect does raise some concerns.
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