The phrase "run a question" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you have questions about something that you want to discuss or ask about. Example: "We should run a question past the investors before we make any decisions."
The day after he died a local newspaper ran a question on the front page that asked: "What is your fondest memory of Pop Shortell?" The responses, which filled two columns, were remembrances of a man who went out of his way to make children and their parents feel like they were the most important person in his life.
Jiangmen Daily, a small local newspaper, ran a question-and-answer article with the ambassador as well as a front-page article on his visit.
In the latest sign that private equity mania has filtered down to Main Street, retail-investor-oriented SmartMoney.com is running a question-and-answer story about buyout activity and "how individual investors can get in on the act".
"Why," Rogers asked, "is this route still being run?" A fair question.
The company's co-founder Palmer Luckey will run a Reddit question and answer session that same morning, when the company could say when the headset will launch.
He did issue a news release in August after Ms. Martinez, who would be the first Hispanic woman to run a state, questioned his education record.
Nearly a third of harassed women had their ability to run a company questioned on the basis of their gender.
Here's what you can expect to find daily on the blog this summer: Please note: Through June 14 we will continue to run a daily Student Opinion question.
The suspicion is all the greater when the foreigners in question run a firm that has been attacked by its own government as being an illegal monopoly.
Albert W. Florence believes that black men who drive nice cars in New Jersey run a risk of being questioned by the police.
