"questions given by" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The questions given by the professor were difficult to answer."
The evasive, disingenuous responses to questions given by several shifty-eyed interviewees make you shudder.
The last type of written law was the responsa prudentium, or answers to legal questions given by learned lawyers to those who consulted them.
For most of the game the questions given by Mama were incorrect, but she made a miraculous comeback near the end and barely qualified for Final Jeopardy!
The second is a tarot game with the character Hilda, where the player answers questions given by Hilda and has their fortune told.
The same results were found in the standardised open-ended questions given by the persons with stroke and their caregivers.
There are two possible explanations for this finding: first, it can not be ruled out that answers to quality of life questions given by the telephone respondents may be biased due to the personal interview situation [ 44].
It was also the answer to the million pound question given by Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? cheat Major Charles Ingram.
The answer to this question given by a proponent of Russellian propositions is: objects, properties, relations, and functions.
In 1940, the stability problem of functional equations originated from a question given by Ulam [1], that is, the stability of group homomorphisms.
That possible contempt would be legally predicated on her refusal to answer questions given the claim by some Committee members that she waived her fifth amendment protection by saying anything at all -- like: "I'm innocent".
Inconsistent responses to these questions were given by 1% of all women in the study.
