Can a research article topic formulate as a question? How does it impact to the acceptance of the article in a indexed journal ? Below is an example for such topic.
E.g., Does Social Media Influence Consumer Decisions?
Absolutely, why not! It will completely depend on how you / authors present / argue in the paper with questions / hypotheses / statements.
There are many ways to formulate / present the research paper -- (a) questions "The key research question is Which elements can visually capture the essence of a viral event?" [1], (b) statements / hypotheses "Users learn more effectively when training materials are presented after they fall for a phishing attack (embedded) than when the training materials are sent by email (non-embedded)." Both of these papers are published papers.
[1] http://precog.iiitd.edu.in/Publications_files/Sonal-Goel-ACMM2017.pdf
[2] http://precog.iiitd.edu.in/Publications_files/PK_YR_SS_AA_LC_JH_ecrime_07.pdf
I believe that is no problem at all.Inspite I dont read research paper that the title formulated as a question.what I know is the title transferred to research question.
Your research project should address a problem, and in particular a problem that is not already well addressed in the academic literature.
So I think that in your introduction, first you establish the problem, and then express your goal. The goal could be a question.
The attached may be of some help to you.
Conference Paper Research Study Manuscript Outline
Yes there is no problem in it. It depends on the nature of research, as if it is related to a particular question then that may also be the title to give readers a direct understanding of the research work.
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