"special question" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as, "This special question requires a thoughtful response."
There will be a special Question Time, but each side's leader will answer separately, no Conservative clash here either.
Snyder made the engagement official Thursday — treating Siverio to dinner, presenting her with roses and popping that special question.
The final encounter will be a special Question Time on BBC1 on 30 April featuring Cameron, Miliband and Clegg answering questions separately from a studio audience.
As we did this fall when we asked a special question about the election, we have partnered with another desk at NYTimes.com for this feature.
Please note that, with the exception of a special question about the Olympics, this is the only Student Opinion question we'll be asking this summer.
It was original in its constitutional nature as a worldwide conference meeting to discuss not some special question but any and all questions of international relations.
The plan was presented last Tuesday at a special question-and-answer session for the Board of Legislators.
As Batista is a practicing doctor, his lawsuit raises special questions.
Special questions to someone in, say, marketing or product design, can also be handled on a casual basis at a charge of $1 an hour.
They answer to federal and state interior ministers, raising the risk of political influence.Hans-Peter Friedrich, the conservative federal interior minister, defends surveillance of the Left Party as an "early warning system" but admits it raises "special questions".
While all earmarks are troublesome to critics like Mr. Ellis, who called the Canvasback gift an "utter indictment of earmarks," those made for faith-based groups involve special questions about the constitutional borders between church and state.
