The phrase "any light on whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when asking for clarification or information about a specific topic or situation.
Example: "Could you shed any light on whether the meeting is still scheduled for tomorrow?"
Alternatives: "any insight on whether" or "any information on whether".
She was also unable to shed any light on whether the bird's remains were eaten.
But if there is a mass movement to bonds, it may not shed any light on whether investors are practicing diversification.
Prince Saud did not shed any light on whether Saudi Arabia would allow the United States to use Saudi military bases for any attack on Iraq, insisting that Washington had not yet asked for such assistance.
Or even shed any light on whether he was likely to turn up at all (for all they knew, he could have been in a bakery round the corner putting on a fake French accent and wielding a baguette like a bayonet).
During a news conference Tuesday evening, Justin Bamberg, the lawyer retained by Scott's family, said the video "does not shine any light on whether a firearm was in his possession or where it was found".
However, we are unable to shed any light on whether those who have a greater BMI also have a greater requirement for folate, this question requires further research.
In addition to bad sanitary conditions and lack of police protection, the latest revelations have shone a light on whether the humanitarian system is working at all.
His best-case, worst-case and most-likely-case calculations do not really shed any further light on whether the Obamacare exchanges performed better than the pre-ACA non-group market.
Do the criticisms cast any real light on whether Clark would be a good president?
The numbers of cases are too small to throw any useful light on whether a similar effect might be seen in the offspring of female radiation workers (Table 2).
"If we come up with any research that sheds some light on whether gays should cruise or not cruise, we'll make it available to you," Speakes, who died in 2014, is heard saying to a reporter in 1983.
