The phrase "about whether it should be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic that involves uncertainty or debate regarding the appropriateness or necessity of something.
Example: "The committee is still deliberating about whether it should be implemented next year."
Alternatives: "regarding if it ought to be" or "concerning whether it needs to be".
Debate raged about whether it should be reformed or junked.
6.57am: On the basis of what I've heard on the Today programme so far this morning, it seems as if the BBC is still worried about whether it should be devoting more of its election coverage to policy.
The memo analyzes the petition and makes a recommendation about whether it should be granted.
As Pluto's estimated mass fell, doubts about whether it should be counted as a full-blown planet rose.
Ofcom will make recommendations to the government about whether it should be allowed to go ahead and under what conditions.
As recently as three months ago I was ambivalent about whether it should be on television this year.
He also uses it as a way of making Chas and his friends think about what the war is really all about and whether it should be happening.
The fact that the leaders' beliefs about appropriate actions appear to change while their more deeply held beliefs about HIV (whether it should be a source of shame, whether they personally would feel shame, disgust, or anger with themselves if infected) do not change is telling about just how much impact is possible through community sensitization meetings.
And Mr. Cameron should keep this in mind: the scandal is not about journalism and whether it should be allowed to flourish, it is about intentional lawbreaking — including by public officials.
The recent news from TTUHSC brings up an important discussion about race and whether it should be used in the decision-making process.
When we spoke in August, Mr. Morgan was toying with the idea of writing another film about Tony Blair, and wondering, "whether it should be about Blair and his relationship with America or Blair and his relationship with God," which, he said, would be "a story about the separation of God and state".
