"the question mentioned" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when you are referring to a previously stated question in a sentence. For example: "The question mentioned was 'What is the best way to reach out to new customers?'".
Oh, yes, and the main feature is about the question mentioned above of whether or not the current season is just a lottery.
He said the defense was likely to argue that Bonds could not be convicted of obstruction of justice because he eventually answered the question mentioned in the charge.
Interestingly, in the paper by Mr. Prior, Gaurav Sood and Kabir Khanna, the cash payments became less effective at coaxing an accurate answer if the question mentioned the president by name.
This paper is motivated by the question mentioned above.
The purpose of this paper is to solve the question mentioned above.
The purpose of this paper is to answer the question mentioned above.
Instead, she answered the question, mentioning John Steinbeck, Pearl Buck, and, finally, Lillian Hellman, "who I think is tremendously overrated, a bad writer, and a dishonest writer, but she really belongs to the past".
Besides the questions mentioned above, topics also include cinema's approaches to history and memory, and its engagement with questions of gender, ethnicity, class and language politics.
The questions mentioned a recent court case in which we were defendants and concerned a matter on which I had given evidence to a parliamentary select committee.
Its work is particularly pertinent to the questions mentioned below in the Discussion section, regarding the use of surrogates, both to interpolate given existing data and to design future surveys.
The questions mentioned above can now be addressed by using genetic mapping approaches [13] [16] that capitalizes on molecular markers to infer the underlying quantitative trait loci (QTL) for thermal reaction norms.
