"questionable orders" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to orders or commands that are questionable or uncertain in terms of their legitimacy or moral implications. Example: The soldiers were uneasy about following their captain's questionable orders to attack innocent civilians.
"We believe that our crew and our captain are patriots; they get this questionable order and do what should be done, which is question an order.
Because of fluctuations in ARUP's client mix it is difficult to draw conclusions from the changes in these numbers over time; nonetheless, both sets of results demonstrate a considerable degree of questionable ordering.
A bright beacon during these dark days has been the surge of protest and action by everyone from immigration attorneys and the ACLU to ordinary citizens in response to Trump's constitutionally questionable executive order aimed at Muslim refugees.
The Pakistan Peoples Party government appeared to abdicate all responsibility for maintaining law and order with its questionable decision to order a holiday on Friday and yet give no political direction - a move which allowed mobs to take control of the streets.
Another large part of the cost issue is related to doctors ordering extra diagnostic tests or expensive procedures of questionable benefit in order to protect themselves legally.
Question questionable sources.
"You can keep better track of who is ordering questionable biological agents," he said.
She said competitive pressures might also lead firms to condone questionable practices "in order to maintain growth rates".
While it was an important step, the scheme uses questionable calculations in order to offset the emissions abroad, and once again, fails to take into account the damaging impact of non-CO2 emissions from aircraft.
In the past, the MOI played a largely reactive role in this regard through its Supreme Information Council, which would discuss questionable material and order editors to be scolded or fired, or at times ban publication of the paper for a certain period of time.
