"aside from whether" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to introduce a different factor or condition in addition to an existing one. For example, "The future of our company depends on many things, aside from whether there is a recession or not."
Aside from whether Khannouchi will compete Sunday, an equally important question is whether he should compete.
"That's quite aside from whether you should or shouldn't, or whether the country needs it or doesn't need it.
Aside from whether it can fill more seats, the other critical question is whether the play will lose a built-in audience once it leaves the Upper West Side.
It is the very act of transplanting oneself to lonely Los Angeles and hoping to trade off glamorous good looks that is the traumatising event – quite aside from whether or not it turns out to have been a success.
"Aside from whether or not people had bought the song in order to express anti-Thatcher political sentiments, which listeners may or may not agree with, the song in question was clearly a celebration of death," said the ESC.
Other commentators note that the failures correlate more closely to shareholder dissatisfaction with corporate performance (wholly aside from whether pay levels were appropriate for the performance actually achieved), or are attributable to high absolute or relative pay levels, above-median benchmarking or use of disfavored types of compensation.
The outcome — aside from determining whether millions of Americans will get health coverage — will show whether the Roberts court recognizes that constitutional law requires that it defer to Congress on matters affecting the national economy.
If he should rule for Bygone Sports, Major League Baseball would have a decision to make, aside from deciding whether to appeal the ruling.
Fact: Aside from determining whether there is probable cause to indict someone for a crime, grand juries don't make any factual determinations.
Aside from questions about whether they are as green as their manufacturers claim, for many motorists there is a more basic problem - they're just not cool.
But — totally aside from questions of whether this is technically legal — like all crowdfunding, appcoins run the risk of questionable incentivization; "make a lot of money up front" is a lot more tempting than "build something extraordinarily difficult and cutting-edge, and then see if there's money in it," as Bitcoin and Ethereum did.
