"the emerging question" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a question or issue that is currently gaining attention or becoming more prominent. Example: "As technology continues to advance, the emerging question is how to balance innovation with privacy concerns."
The pressure is only beginning; the emerging question is how the War Emblem team will contend with the pressure.
But as Russia and the United States work on slashing their nuclear arsenals, the emerging question for many critics is not whether the Bulava can fly, but whether it should.
The emerging question, then, is the toughest of the lot: Would anyone today invent something called "a newspaper" – or news magazine for that matter – when Vice, Vox, BuzzFeed and the rest, launching loosely related sites, morphing constantly, can meet the instant demands of the marketplace?
"I'm here to say, 'You have a choice.' " The emerging question is to what extent Mr. Paul's more dovish stances — like ruling out pre-emptive strikes against Iran — are so far out of the Republican orthodoxy that they will limit his support in many places, or, as many in the party argue, make him unelectable in important early-nominating states like South Carolina and Florida.
Therefore, the emerging question is: if there is parameter uncertainty, how to ensure the robustness of the optimal decisions?
The emerging question of patient safety was raised in a study of patients isolated for MRSA colonization or infection [ 37].
The emerging questions and unhappiness about the fund were, in effect, born in compromises made to achieve its passage, according to interviews with a half-dozen Republican and Democratic participants in the process.
The initiative seeks to address the emerging questions on how companies can manage climate change risk through the use of carbon price scenarios.
Further investigations are necessary to elucidate the emerging questions in this field of delirium research.
In Italy, the legal protection of the embryo is regulated since 2004 by the law on medical assisted reproduction (Law 40/2004), which, with a few concise and peremptory words, is to "liquidate" one of the emerging questions in scientific research.
There is an emerging question of the costs of 'stress-free selection' as genotypes are exposed to more stressful environments.
