"received your query" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "We have received your query and will be in touch with you shortly to provide more information."
That is something the private sector already does pretty well: you can shop by looking at a catalogue or browsing in a bricks-and-mortar store, then order online, phone with a query, receive your goods by post and take them back to a shop if there is a problem.
Imagine being able to pick up the daily newspaper, jot some questions at the bottom of the article, and receive feedback in response to your query before you've finished your coffee.
If she received a query about a problem she thought others might share, she would offer a leaflet.
I have received this query: What are the most prestigious, i.e, best, newspapers and news magazines in South Africa?
People started talking about it, and Kafka received a query from publisher Kurt Wolff in March 1913 on the recommendation of Kafka's friend Franz Werfel.
The number of times that I've received that query from friends in the U.S. in the past forty-eight hours has startled me.
I was reminded of this nursery rhyme when I received a query from an HR manager seeking advice on how to help one of her colleagues.
Continuing the year's compliance issues, NSA analysts who "were not authorized to access" the Internet communications metadata "directly nonetheless received unminimized query results," according to the court.
It helps you identify infected devices: If your DNS server receives a query for a domain name in a Response Policy Zone, that's an indication of compromise.
Again, punch in your query and you will receive no shortage of pages offering three-day forecasts, five-days forecasts, even year-round averages.
It gives you access to real queries from potential backers instantly and you can go through any previous queries you received from your audience at the same time.
