"questions brought forward" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to questions that have been previously asked or brought up in a conversation or discussion. For example: "The questions brought forward during the meeting were addressed one-by-one until all were answered."
Those evaluation questions were brought forward in discussions among researchers about the relevance and the potential for responding to the evaluation questions raised by actors in the field.
There is, of course, the small matter of the region's referendum on that same question, now brought forward to 16 March.
In the first session, supporting and opposing arguments for a given thesis or question were brought forward, and, in a preliminary way, clarified and determined by a student serving as the respondens under the supervision of the master.
A separate Bill detailing the proposed single-question referendum will be brought forward later this month.
The opposition, consisting of the German, French, and U.S. bishops, was strong enough to prevent a definition of the doctrines and nature of the church on the lines suggested by the Syllabus; but the Ultramontane party brought forward the question of infallibility, upon which their position was much stronger.
To embarrass the new government, which, under the nominal premiership of the Duke of Portland, consisted of an admixture of reformers and anti-reformers, Pitt brought forward the question of parliamentary reform, with which he had already once, a year earlier, concerned himself.
Recently, the problem of the global climate change has brought forward the question of reducing significantly the emissions of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Any operational questions in the project will be brought forward to the Steering Committee.
It shows in your feelings about the possibility of working there, your preparation, and the list of intelligent questions you bring forward on interview day.
Fresh questions arise as report into Werrity is brought forward Speaking to a passing out parade at Pakistan's equivalent of Sandhurst, General Ashraf Kayani was expansive.
Gen. Alex Ogomudia to be arrested and brought forward on Aug. 3 to answer questions about an army officer's shooting of a civilian in 1998.
