The phrase 'question to her' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to ask someone a question, such as, "I had a question to her about the project."
The question to her is how much Chanel knew, or chose to know, about Dincklage's doings.
I pose this same question to her now, and she laughs.
This prompted a two-page howl of exasperation, followed by a question to her readers.
His question to her was: "'I'm curious, do you love Libby?
The first time I put my question to her, she thought I was joking.
One day, she posed the question to her colleague Steven Piantadosi.
Ms. Jones declined to comment on Friday and referred questions to her lawyer.
A woman answering Ms. Taymor's phone on Wednesday referred questions to her publicist.
She is never more powerful than when delivering Didion's retrospective questions to her dead daughter.
Earl's mother agreed to transmit some written questions to her son, and to convey his answers.
In a question-and-answer session for House Beautiful in 2006, Chippy Irvine posed design questions to her husband.
