The phrase "any information on whether" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inquiring about specific details or conditions regarding a topic or situation.
Example: "Could you provide any information on whether the meeting has been rescheduled?"
Alternatives: "any details on if" or "any updates on whether".
But to date I have not found any information on whether the relationship is completely positive or how much risk I run for developing Alzheimer's.
The White House told reporters that it did not have any information on whether the president would visit family members in Kenya this summer, as he did on previous trips.
The military described the explosives as "hand-carried," but Lt. Col. James Hutton, a spokesman for the First Infantry Division, said he did not have any information on whether they were suicide weapons.
Although we demonstrated pirica gene expression in the epidermis of the bulgy morph tadpole, we were not able to obtain any information on whether this gene was expressed in the kidney.
Unfortunately, we do not have any information on whether people sleep with open windows in this study.
Another important limitation is the absence of any information on whether the subsequent jobs of CRS are permanent or short-term.
"I simply don't have any information on this to know whether there is anything that hasn't taken place in the past, which was illegitimate.
Officials there declined to confirm or provide any information on the two boys, including whether the county will pursue the armed robbery charge.
The majority of the 600 restaurant menus surveyed did not provide the diner with any information on the type of shrimp and whether it was farmed or wild caught.
Because the number of subjects included with confirmed DSPN was presumably very low, this trial does not provide any information on the important question as to whether treatment with benfotiamine may improve DSPN or slow its progression.
Persons whose first primary cancer occurred before the time of enrollment (n = 1,074) were excluded from analyses, as were subjects who were lost to follow-up or otherwise did not contribute any person-time (n = 298) and applicators who did not provide any information on age (n = 7) or whether they had ever used glyphosate (n = 1,678).
