"questions to confirm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a series of questions that are asked in order to verify or confirm information. Example: The interviewer asked a series of questions to confirm the candidate's qualifications and experience for the job.
Please scroll up two questions to confirm.
Endless questions to confirm that he really did the bad thing, and they even wanted him to come up with reasons, like was he angry, was he sad, did he need money?
About three weeks ago, Ms. Levenson discovered Loffles, a new Web site where users choose from a selection of prizes, watch a commercial in order to be entered to win that prize, then answer two or three questions to confirm that they viewed the commercial.
In addition to asking questions to confirm that users were watching the spots rather than checking e-mail, the brand also is asking one or two questions for research purposes, such as what new flavor respondents would most like to see.
When this occurs, ask validating questions to confirm the individual's true perspective.
Are you being asked questions to confirm your identity, for instance, the color of your first car or an address where you once lived?
She accessed the office in question to confirm when it would be vacated.
Programs can be written that inform the test taker immediately why the answer was right or wrong and that lead the pupil through the logic of the question to confirm understanding or correct ignorance.
Chelsea laughed, dodging the question to confirm that yes, she did meet him there when she was 12. "We were friends for half of our lives before we started dating," she said.
"After meeting a person, immediately say their name aloud at least twice; first as a question to confirm you heard it correctly and are pronouncing it properly, and second as a conversation starter". This is especially helpful if you are unsure about the pronunciation or spelling.
During his interview, things got a bit tense after Todd asked Kennedy a follow-up question to confirm her support for Clinton's decision to run and Kennedy tersely replied, "Yeah, I just said that".
