"questions placed" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to questions that are posed to someone. For example: "The questions placed to the witness by the prosecutor were very penetrating."
The government has disclosed extra details about its university plans in answers to questions placed on notice at budget estimates hearings, including the effect of reducing the salary level at which repayments must begin by 10%.
Even the questions placed before the FISA Court aren't comparable to what a drone court would face; they involve more traditional constitutional issues — not rapidly developing questions about whether to target an individual for assassination by a drone strike.
Her results in the IQ test, which asks readers to solve word analogies, logic problems, memory challenges and maths-type questions, placed her at 162 - the highest possible score.
The number of questions placed in each category was weighted, with more important categories receiving more questions.
On one occasion a parent had become irritated because of all the questions placed through the interpreter.
Due to the limited number of questions placed on the survey, we were not able to ask about additional lifestyle advice that may be important in the management of hypertension.
Sometimes time is all that is needed, rather than going in and asking questions, placing more pressure on the person.
The question placed Sanders in a tricky and unenviable position.
The multiple-choice question placed on the table by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Monday does not have a none-of-the-above option, unfortunately.
A qualitative content analysis was conducted of responses to a single open-ended free-text question placed at the end of the cross-sectional population-based postal questionnaire.
For the same question placed within the context of an established doctor-patient relationship, opinions were more evenly divided, with 41% of respondents somewhat or strongly agreeing with the replacement of face-to-face supervision with telephone supervision.
