The phrase "aim to ask whether" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you intend to inquire about a specific matter or topic.
Example: "In this study, we aim to ask whether the new policy has had a significant impact on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "intend to inquire if" or "seek to determine whether".
Minter says her aim with these paintings was to ask whether it was possible for women to "recapture images from an abusive history, and claim them and make images for their own amusement and pleasure," adding that, "nobody had politically correct fantasies".
The aim of this study was to ask whether the transcriptional profile of this particular A. brassicicola- Arabidopsis interaction differs from that of an incompatible interaction.
The overall aim of these experiments was to ask whether promoting plasticity and enhancing memory through modification of PNNs could allow the CNS to recover memory function in the presence of damage caused by tauopathy.
We're then in a position to ask whether the design and aims of the system as a whole are compatible with a free society.
For interpretation, we aim at combining the results of these tests to ask whether there is evidence from the collection of tests that we might reject the null hypothesis of no differential expression.
It is still relevant to ask whether this war is aimed at promoting democracy in Iraq while political opposition groups in Iraq are being kept out of the loop as coalition forces topple their country's government.
For a proposed norm of inquiry, we can apply means-ends analysis to ask whether the norm helps or hinders the aims of inquiry.
Whittingdale went on to ask whether the stage adaptation of radio show Rudy's Rare Records, which Henry stars in, was aimed purely at black audiences.
Therefore, it is natural to ask whether packing problems admit efficient parameterized approximation algorithms.
