The phrase "questioned thoroughly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about the thoroughness of an interrogation, investigation, or review of some sort. For example, "The auditor questioned the books thoroughly to uncover any signs of financial wrongdoing."
Yes, those vests that are cut lower at the arm holes, so they gape around your torso, showing off rib and possibly nipple, are, without question, thoroughly questionable.
Afterward, according to people close to the company, Mr. Sullivan was questioned more thoroughly.
I would like to see some of the assumptions questioned more thoroughly.
He questioned George thoroughly.
Unless you have discussed this question thoroughly (and the third-base coach has already waved you home), don't dream of asking in public.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on completion of picture webs, participation in class discussion, thoughtfully created interview questions, thoroughly conducted interviews and well-written narratives.
During the interview, I'm watching for whether they spend more time trying to impress me about what they know, versus taking the opportunity to answer my questions thoroughly, and to listen, because that's the key to learning.
If people thought Hillary Clinton did not answer a question thoroughly, they could text on their cell phones, call the toll-free number on the screen, or vote online to register their dissatisfaction.
Huckabee replied that "the only reason" he's not "confident" that Obama is lying about his birthplace is that "the Clintons" must have oppo-researched the question thoroughly during the 2008 primary campaign and that "if there was anything that they could have found on that they would have found it, and I promise they would have used it".
