The phrase "question with respect to" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to inquire or ask about something in a respectful manner. Example: "I have a few questions with respect to the new policy. Could you clarify its implications for our department?".
"The key question with respect to litigiousness is the purpose of the lawsuits.
This leaves an awkward question, with respect to insanely complex structured securities: What can they rely on?
"When a court determines any question with respect to … the upbringing of a child … the child's welfare shall be the court's paramount consideration".
Throughout the ages philosophers and theologians have debated this question with respect to Judeo-Christian faiths, in which dogma holds that the world was created from the void, creation ex nihilo.
So far, it is a controversy question with respect to accurate determination the thickness of GB in NC metals.
This suggests a natural question: with respect to which kind of convex or concave functions does it hold true?
This has raised questions with respect to the stability of natural corticoids in the respective urine samples and their potential to be transformed into synthetic analogs.
Students should write down the answers to these questions with respect to their song choice.
"Two Classes, Divided by 'I Do' " (front page, July 15) raises several questions with respect to policies regarding earnings, work and family arrangements.
Students research the answers to the following four questions with respect to the emergency their group is focusing on (written on the board or copied into a handout for easier student access): 1.
Joel Millman, a spokesman for the International Organization for Migration, said that out of about 1.1 million arrivals in Europe in the past few years, at most a handful had names that raised questions with respect to possible links to extremism.
