The phrase "after asking whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where a question was posed regarding a specific condition or circumstance.
Example: "After asking whether the meeting would be rescheduled, I received no response."
Alternatives: "after inquiring if" or "after questioning whether".
Kalleen again refuses and begins to play Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here after asking whether anyone knows Free Bird.
After asking whether I minded if he smoked, he pulled out a black leather pouch, filled a pipe with tobacco, and lit up.
After asking whether all the people Trump had cheated weren't owed an apology, she brought up her father again, saying that she was relieved he "never did business with you.
After asking whether federal prosecutors would bring charges against the lawyer, the judge, Brian M. Cogan, said in a hearing on Monday, "There is a possibility that if the government declines I may appoint someone" to investigate, apparently referring to a private lawyer.
But Mrs Napier fought back after asking whether PCC powers were compromising police independence.
After asking whether Bates has made any decisions yet, Edwards sternly reminds her to attend a first-time home buyers class, which she's been putting off.
After asking Thompkins whether he believed in and prayed to God, Helgert asked whether Thompkins had asked God for forgiveness for "shooting that boy down". See id.
After asking her whether she "knew what it was like to die," he shot her in the head as she lay on the ground.
Daniel Ralph Heyman, a 54-year-old journalist for Public News Service, was arrested after asking Price whether being the victim of domestic violence would exclude someone from health insurance under the new Republican health bill.
So after asking Chelsea Issacs whether this was some kind of grand blogger setup and receiving no response, I sent Steve Jobs an email of my own.
Then, after asking me whether I had a girlfriend, said, "She's very beautiful!
